Should I Stop My Quartz Watch When Not In Use at Daniel Audrey blog

Should I Stop My Quartz Watch When Not In Use. I keep my unused quartz watches visible on my valet so the battery doesn't wear down without me knowing about it. So what i usually do is pull out the crown to save battery but i was. The main reason is pulling the crown does not completely stop the movement, only the hands. As prior poster mentioned, that could lead to trouble. Pulling the crown out to stop the watch defeats one of the biggest benefits of a quartz watch, not having to set it when you pick it up to wear it. This was brought to mind by another thread about whether or not you put your automatic watch on a winder when not in use (i don't), how. I have 16 quartz watches + a few mechanical watches and sometimes i go through months before circling back to a watch. Pulling the crown out of your quartz watch is not a good idea. So you take a chance of a battery malfunction/spill due to dead battery. Not only does the watch keep running, but it allows outside debris to.

I have 16 quartz watches + a few mechanical watches and sometimes i go through months before circling back to a watch. Pulling the crown out to stop the watch defeats one of the biggest benefits of a quartz watch, not having to set it when you pick it up to wear it. Not only does the watch keep running, but it allows outside debris to. This was brought to mind by another thread about whether or not you put your automatic watch on a winder when not in use (i don't), how. So what i usually do is pull out the crown to save battery but i was. Pulling the crown out of your quartz watch is not a good idea. As prior poster mentioned, that could lead to trouble. So you take a chance of a battery malfunction/spill due to dead battery. I keep my unused quartz watches visible on my valet so the battery doesn't wear down without me knowing about it. The main reason is pulling the crown does not completely stop the movement, only the hands.

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Should I Stop My Quartz Watch When Not In Use This was brought to mind by another thread about whether or not you put your automatic watch on a winder when not in use (i don't), how. The main reason is pulling the crown does not completely stop the movement, only the hands. As prior poster mentioned, that could lead to trouble. So what i usually do is pull out the crown to save battery but i was. Pulling the crown out to stop the watch defeats one of the biggest benefits of a quartz watch, not having to set it when you pick it up to wear it. This was brought to mind by another thread about whether or not you put your automatic watch on a winder when not in use (i don't), how. Pulling the crown out of your quartz watch is not a good idea. I have 16 quartz watches + a few mechanical watches and sometimes i go through months before circling back to a watch. Not only does the watch keep running, but it allows outside debris to. I keep my unused quartz watches visible on my valet so the battery doesn't wear down without me knowing about it. So you take a chance of a battery malfunction/spill due to dead battery.