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Again,very imformative! Thanks Scratchmaster!
: Now, I hope what I said was correct!
: A winder is a little piece of equipment where you put your
: automatic watch in. Your watch will be rotated continually.
: Thus, keeping it wound all the time. Some winders can hold
: 2-4 watches at the same time.
: Try this one for a picture :
: http://www.timezone.com/p25/Timecube/TimecubeTextSale.html
: Well, winders are quite expensive. I don't think it is really
: necessary to buy one. I don't have one too. But I will
: probably get one if I have more than two automatic watches.
: Hope this helps.
: Ruckdee C. [E20JLS] http://i.am/renardnolt
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