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MESSI [Peak Replica] Studio has been working in the replica market since 2015. We have seen too many big manufacturers on the market and the versions have been updated. We still do not forget our original intention and are determined to bring the best quality to players in the field of top-level watches. , serving more than 10,000 customers, our customers are all over the Southeast Asian market.
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An automatic winding device refers to a mechanical device that allows a watch to be wound by the wearer's movements without the need for manual winding. The automatic winding device usually consists of a rotating dial, gears and a weight. When the wearer moves his or her wrist, the weight will naturally fall and rotate in one direction according to gravity. The direction of this rotation is opposite to the direction of wrist movement. The rotation of the weight will drive the turntable to rotate, and then transmit the power to the spring through a series of gears, so that the watch can be wound.
Unlike manual winding, the advantage of the automatic winding device is that it does not require manual operation. As long as the wearer moves his or her wrist, the watch can continue to charge and maintain a stable running time. In addition, the maintenance of the watch is also easier because the automatic winding device ensures that the watch will not stop if it is not worn for a long time.
Some professional terms about automatic winding devices:
Rotor: Another name for a heavy hammer that can rotate along its axis of rotation.
Balancewheel: The regulating device in a watch, used to control the running speed of the watch.
Mainspring: One of the power sources of the watch. It is generally made of spring material and stores the power of the watch.
Winding: The process of manually or automatically winding a watch.
Power reserve indicator (PowerReserveIndicator): used to display the length of time the watch can run after it was last wound.