The fun in winding you up...

[magirus]

[Neil.C]

Here are some of my hand winders I have pics for...

I haven't included any pocket watches. :wink:

[fiddler69]

Here are some of my hand winders I have pics for...

I haven't included any pocket watches. :wink:

Not sure you have enough... :)

[jason recliner]

This thread is lucious and makes me emotionally erect.

[jankoxxx]

still love mine :)

[albinh]

three amigos,

[Dapper]

[pashmolean]

My 2 day old Reverso:







And my late grandfathers 52 year old Smiths Astral:



Ash

[verv]

I'm without a hand wind at the minute.. but here's some of my old ones.

[acg]

[cirotti]

I have only this one left....my grandfather's watch....




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[Nono]

[Shane]

Lovely Reverso! Is that the Tribute to 1931? Great pics of the watch too :P

My 2 day old Reverso:







And my late grandfathers 52 year old Smiths Astral:



Ash

[simonsev]

I very much enjoy the hand-winds myself, seem to have 6 at the moment including this cute little Chinese number..

[deano42]

Hi

Few of mine:

UTS





Stowa MO





Thanks
deano

[scooter]

This Waltham for me.





scooter

[shadowman]

I prefer manuals 8)





And my Grandfathers watch, tiny but lovely (to me)

[Jay]

takes a while, but it's a pleasure :)

[pashmolean]

Here are some of my hand winders I have pics for...

I haven't included any pocket watches. :wink:

Not sure you have enough... :)

Even thrown a few automatics in there for good measure!

[pashmolean]

Lovely Reverso! Is that the Tribute to 1931? Great pics of the watch too :P

My 2 day old Reverso:







And my late grandfathers 52 year old Smiths Astral:



Ash

Thanks,

It's not the 'tribute' although it's closer to the original 30's Reverso's than the tribute model (apart from the dial of course). It's the Classique and the same size as the original Reverso's at 38mm x 23mm and sports the 846 calibre which is the direct descendant of the early Jaeger movements.

[Dapper]

[Gav]

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[brownip]

Some absolute beauties on this thread. I have a few but this is my favourite elegant, simple and robust 3Omm movement in the guise of a 283 Calibre ajusted to chronometer standrards although not certified



with all the 'bits'



in one of these



Cheers

Ian

[Neil.C]

Here are some of my hand winders I have pics for...

I haven't included any pocket watches. :wink:

Not sure you have enough... :)

Even thrown a few automatics in there for good measure!

You are right.

Don't know what I was thinking.

I'll excuse myself this one as it is between two handwinders....




But that other Geneve auto. :roll:

My excuse is that I couldn't see the detail on the thumbnails and TBH I don't know what I have here.

It all gets a bit confusing. :lol:

[Neil.C]

While I have the pics out here are some pocket watches.

No auto's here. :lol:

























and one I discovered recently in the cupboard.. :wink:

[Neil.C]

I forgot the Manual wind Speedy's.... :wink:

[Blackhawk]

My Ollech & Wajs V-7733 is my favourite winder:

[naggge]

This is my only one right now


Two former manuals

[Top Cat]

I'm loving the simplicity of this watch. Can someone enlighten me as to what it is and where can you get them from?

Thanks

[Griswold]

In alphabetical order

American Waltham pocket watch


Avia Olympic


Another Avia Olympic


Betima Centre Seconds Sports Recorder Pocket Watch


C J Mathey Pocket watch




Cyma




Gold Cyma Cushion case




Garrard


My first watch - a GSTP


Ingersoll Triumph


Ingersoll


Memocall Alarm


Pakema (Russian) :lol:


Peerex


Poljot Arctic


Record Dress Watch (by Longines)


Romer


Ruhla


Silver Presentation Watch (unknown make)




Smiths Empire


Smiths Empire Pocket Watch


Another Smiths


And another


Timefactors CAF


Timefactors PRS53


Timex


A total wreck,(which I'm trying to fix)




Trench Watch




Russian Pocket Watch


My Fathers Waterbury Pocket Watch which he wore during WW2




Zeno Megelano

[Neil.C]

Another one.

Forgot I had this....

JLC GSTP

[Griswold]

Ooops, for got these....

Inventic Pocket Watch


Roamer. This one is missing its crown, which I keep trying to source


SIRO (which is ORIS backwards :wink: A pin pallet movement which I've since got working)







Shield boys watch




An unknown Silver Pocket Watch

[bigvic]

The only two that I wear nowadays.

[chicaneuk]

Got a Speedmaster Professional - not much point in putting up a picture of that as they seem pretty common around here these days!

Also have this:



I'm 31 now and this was given to me by grandad when I was born then obviously kept by my parents until I was old enough to take care of it responsibly. After a search to find the right person to service it, I finally found Duncan @ Genesis Watchmaking and now for the first time I've owned it, it now actually runs.. and actually keeps staggeringly good time considering it's around 100 years old. Duncan thinks that actually the lack of servicing in the past (and subsequently the lack of times it's been opened and messed with) is what accounts for this. Needless to say it's the one watch in my collection that I will never, ever sell (not that it's worth much anyway!) and one that I won't get to wear very often as I don't have many waistcoats in my collection.. however the day I have an occasion to wear one, this WILL be coming out for an airing! :)

[andyb190]

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