The Automatic Watch Beginner's Guide - How To Wind An Automatic Watch

[@TimedSquare]

🔴 WATCH NEXT - Top 10 SEIKO 5 Watches - The BEST Watches for Under $200 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZTKpah-e9ZnlcU Here are more info for beginners: ** Typical power reserve ** Most modern automatic watches will provide at least 38 hours of power reserve when fully wound. You can take off your watch on Saturday night and it should be still running on Monday morning. If you need more than this typical entry-level power reserve without breaking the bank to much, go for a Powermatic 80 movement (80 hours of power reserve) that you can find at Hamilton (with their H line of movement), Tissot or Certina. ** Your watch is slow or fast ** If your automatic watch is slow or fast (up to 30 seconds per day), this is perfectly normal. Mechanical movement are not as precise as quartz ones. If you can't live with the lack of accuracy, you should take it to your local watch maker and ask him to regulate it for you. It might become as precise as -/+ 5 seconds a day if you're lucky. More luxurious pieces have better movement that are regulated to more positions, and can achieve better accuracy out of the box. Enjoy your first automatic watch!

[@rizalkhoiruzad6515]

The Slender Wrist is fossil automatic good enough?

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

Nice channel. Just subscribed.

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

How do you rate the Seiko nh35a movement please?

[@TimedSquare]

@@rizalkhoiruzad6515 I don't know about their automatic movements, sorry.

[@TimedSquare]

@@Zeus-kj7nn I like it. It's pretty accurate out the box (most of the time), hacking and hand-winding - a no-frill but working movement. No wonder so many micro brands use it!

[@stu1002]

Always good to find an expert who can make simple content for beginners which doesn't patronise and doesn't make a beginner feel like an idiot for having legitimate "beginner" questions. Well done!

[@RabbiSteve]

Agreed

[@tttm99]

Yes. No nonsense. Just lots of basics and clear explanations. Instant sub.

[@andreaiacolina]

Finally a simple video with a lot of answers and suggestions to the most common questions. Thank you for this!

[@TimedSquare]

My pleasure Andrea, thanks for watching!

[@louiscyfer6944]

@@TimedSquare that quartz citizen is also mechanical. manual, automatic or quartz can all be mechanical. the other would be digital. that can still be automatic or battery operated.

[@slarsen3854]

No joke. Like it’s a secret.

[@M.Hamidi.]

Was literally going to say exactly this. Great video that makes sense and simple.

[@RabbiSteve]

Agreed

[@hamskyxxx]

Until i was 11 i thought all watches were quartz until i saw a breitling with a see through case back....I was wowed!....19 years later i decided to get one.

[@qualudebrooklyn]

congrats to even afford one

[@knip-pink]

Yh that’s one of my dreams too... i’m now 19 and hope to become a pilot soon

[@benlebeh]

Watches can really be a motivation for life! Even if that might sound materialistic to non watchheads.

[@JLchevz]

me too

[@randomstuff-cu4of]

when i was younger i assumed all watches manufactured since like the 80s were either quartz or fully digital

[@kamransheikh4147]

My god....this is just super amazing.... I have an automatic seiko of my grandfather lying around for more than a decade now because we had no idea how an automatic works so we thought the watch is dead and will not work ..... Took it to many repair shops and everyone just refused to work on it and my god I'm laughing my ass out right now😂😂😂...gave it a little shake and the baby is running amazing. Thanks man, I have always loved this watch and always wanted it to run and here we are😂😂😂 damnn....thanks again!!!!

[@kamransheikh4147]

I'm so happy man!!! Words cannot my happiness right now. Thanks again!!

[@rbmarbella]

How odd that the repair shops refused to check on your watch??? Aren't they supposed to be knowledgeable about horology?

[@ironmic9244]

I am a watch enthusiast, but I still enjoy watching beginner videos. Still informative, and great content. Everyone needs to refresh themselves of the fundamentals now and then.

[@ssnoc]

I agree 100% about the enjoyment of winding, setting time - it’s why I bought automatic. It allows you to interact occasionally, but doesn’t take too much time like a basic mechanical watch. It’s best of both worlds - you can play with it and not be a slave to it 👍

[@rangersmith4652]

Quartz watches can also be adjusted, and interacting with those hands on a quartz watch is pretty much the same experience as doing it with a mechanical watch.

[@masterruins2936]

@@rangersmith4652 but you only need to setting the time once . Not everyday . Because it powered by battery . As long as the battery good you dont need to setting the time 🥲 unlike the automatic watch .

[@ramakantyadav1551]

Winding a watch takes a minute to do. Early in the morning, sit up half asleep and wind away. If done daily there is no need to fiddle with the time.

[@bonynainggolan46]

Agreed 100%

[@debraeller331]

If you can do that for me please let me know where I can send my watch to you

[@gabrielemarchese988]

I'm Italian; my Watch winds as I talk

[@amarnathananth9304]

😂 cool

[@anubhavsarkar9413]

😂😂

[@myZisfantastic]

Typical of italian watches🤣

[@brandonstoltenkamp9974]

Great video. Answered so many questions as I just got my first automatic watch. Love your honest, unpretentious manner. Thank you.

[@steveperry1344]

i have always worn a watch since 1968 when i went into the u.s. airforce and got my first watch. it was a zodiac aerospace gmt and i wore it for daily for 20 yrs. and it still works today in my collection. i really enjoy collecting and wearing a watch. today i'm wearing a knock-off rolex submariner that actually works very well. i also have acouple of my dad's watches and one he wore during WW2, a holland supermatic and also a tissot dress watch. i have about 20 watches, some auto mechanical and some quartz. thnx for the video, steve

[@jjabrony1973]

Best way to wind your automatic is to let your Italian friend wear it it while he tells you a story

[@Jojje94]

Thanks for all the info. I've decided to get into watches and collecting as a hobby for my 30s, and I managed to start my late dad's old divers watch with your instructions. Very helpful resource thanks again

[@geomancer6371]

I like your videos. Just to add, in case a viewer buys or inherits an old watch (say, from the 60's) that is a manual wind. When the watch is fully wound, there will be resistance, in which case you should stop winding, or risk damaging the watch.

[@traeucity6087]

I'm glad that you mentioned the Seiko not needing manual winding. I attempted to wind my SRPA21 when I first got it, because it stopped overnight. No wonder I never felt the crown getting harder to turn. lol

[@crush42mash6]

This has been happening to me and I don’t know why. What did you do to fix the problem?

[@pharmit24]

Simple explanation, brilliant.

[@ARTORIVSVITRALIS]

I bought a Revue Thommen 1853 Nostalgia Automatic watch… back in 2010.. $258 USD and $5 importation tariff tax. It runs about 150 hours a month. Keeps very good time. Never got it serviced but light use… dress watch. Original leather band wore out in 2024.

[@silamarie4406]

I've bought a Hamilton Valiant, this is my first automatic watch, I absolutely adore it.

[@tobiasmattsson7]

Just got my ingersoll 1892 the charles automatic watch, absolutly love it!!

[@MlleVB]

Tobias Mattsson im about to buy the protagonist. How is it been with yours?

[@vladislav2471]

Bought seiko snk809 as my first automatic, excited to wait it arrive soon!

[@arfianwismiga2862]

My first automatic watch too sir. Look promising

[@grindererrofficial3755]

So guys i wish you all best with yours new watch. Share your opinion here after you recieve them and how precisely watches keep time :)

[@TimedSquare]

@Grindererr Official, the search of ultimate accuracy :) I like it because I don't care all that much, so that's cool to have different expectations around! @Darth Vader and @Arfian Wismiga, congrats on your purchase and wear them in good health!

[@geomancer6371]

Congratulations! That's a nice watch.

[@waquaszafar2697]

Congratulations! Where did you order it from? I am also searching

[@albertbangura2245]

Much thanks! I've had an Omega Seamaster 300 for 2 years and never knew how to hand wind it. It's not my daily wearer and would always die overnight. After watching this video, my problem was solved. Keep making these videos!

[@k4m1ageo41]

I managed to “over-wind” a modern 2008 “automatic” dive watch I owned that used a Sellita SW200 movement. I too was under the impression that I could not not damage the watch thru over-winding via the crown, but I did. I wanted to maximize the amount of power stored in the spring and as I wound the watch, using the crown at the 3 O’clock position, I felt the crown get harder to wind when, all of a sudden, tiny gear teeth stripped off of something inside the movement. I saw the catastrophic result thru the display caseback, there were tiny bits of metal all over the inside. I had to send the watch in for repair.

[@JeffreyBox]

Thank you for this great intro primer. I just bought the Timex Marlin series - my first automatic watch!

[@larryscott3982]

With a screw down crown, I find that the most wear and tear on the watch is in cycling the screw down crown. With my Rolex OP I try to minimize opening and closing the crown because damaging the thread barrel is a hazard. So for a daily-wear, I avoid letting it stop by not wearing it over the weekend. In normal daily wear, I’ve not wound my automatics for months on end, and rarely need to adjust the time. So the cycles on the crown are only a few times a year! Not few times a month or week. (I track it’s running rate face-up and face-vertical. If it’s fast during the day, I leave face-vertical overnight. So for months on end: no setting or winding required. Only adjusting for daylight saving time.)

[@awesomeruben]

I'm so screwed, I didn't understand a word you said😂 I'ma continue and watch the video hopefully it helps lol

[@whoknows8678]

" I avoid letting it stop by not wearing it over the weekend. " Ummm... 'Kay.

[@larryscott3982]

@@whoknows8678 Yeah that’s awkward; double negative. I wear it everyday. By not ‘not wearing it’ so it doesn’t stop. And I don’t use a winder. Currently it’s been 10 months without stopping or setting. (I didn’t even set it in November. It’s an hour ahead. I’ll probably set it in March.)

[@johnfadds6089]

You're joking, right?

[@larryscott3982]

@@johnfadds6089 What part? In March I set it -2 min. And now it’s +1.2 min. No setting or winding for 7 months. It keeps +1.1 seconds per day.

[@Phillip11138]

This video couldn’t come at a better time for me. I have a couple of automatic watches in my collection but they are not hand winding. That said I bought a citizen ny0080 promaster diver which I should get in the mail any day now and its an automatic with hand wind ability. I’m so excited for it to come. For me it’s kinda a big purchase. Thank for the info.

[@TimedSquare]

Congrats on your new piece, I love those Citizen divers!

[@svendirven9819]

Thanks!!! bought anew automatic watch, love the looks and it fits really good. Only problem i had was the after winding the watch would be out of power and stop after a couple minutes. Turns out i've been winding it wrong :)

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Best watch collecting beginner’s guide on KZbin. Clear and concise. Well done, Alessandro.

[@TimedSquare]

Thank you so much Eye Heart Sushi! Glad you liked it. I never thought of making a video like this one - this is why commenting is so useful :) Cheers!

[@oldschoolsoldier7643]

What a guy, humble. Soon I'll be having my first watch. Thank u for ur video

[@bogartasoos3795]

im wearing my automatic watch for 40years until now ..i didnt knew ii can be handwind ..thank you very much for your video ...good job..keep it up

[@tantu2395]

Friendly and helpful advice to new people purchase an automatic watch at the first time, get more understanding of the true colours of classic technology from yesteryear, well done!

[@regflori]

This videos was so helpful, so many questions were answered and it brings a lot of ease of mind to hear some of these things with my new watch

[@lorithorpe3502]

thankyou very much the information , ive just bought a bulova automatic & wondered why it had stopped after wearing it all day , i just thought they had a sort of a back up battery lol .

[@Ssh52]

Which bulova model did you get? I am looking at either the tissot v8 quartz or the bulova 98a104

[@4ChristStanding]

Irshaad Shaikh I am also looking at a Bulova automatic watch. I’m looking at the model 98A224

[@joel007morris2]

Thanks so much. I’ve just purchased my first automatic and your beginners guide was spot on. Love my watches.

[@MsJosetan]

Yes i agree with you, and it is very romantic experience when you setting up your off automatic watch, thank you for sharing this video. (Addition: believe or not, everytime i adjust my watch always remember this)

[@Curlyl0x]

Thank you this was very helpful, I kept wondering why I was losing a little time every 24 hours and answers why my husband shakes his watch wrist so much!

[@yannymcgr6500]

I feel exactly the same...the Romantic when i know that my automatic watch is assembled from 250 or more working very precise parts. BTW i never know before that the Quartz Watches running more accurate than the automatic watches. I was a quite surprised but i still think that the Mechanical Watch are something special and unique....

[@teixas777]

The best watchmaker of the world...who control the gift of time...richt or poor...all materials...only SEIKO ! ! !

[@dylansmith2668]

SNK809, only watch you ever need.

[@getshamim]

I use to keep my watch above the refrigerator at night and it does the job

[@teixas777]

@@getshamim Thanks!

[@anthonyxuereb792]

Every watch collection must have at least one quartz powered watch, always ticking away and on the ready. Good video by the way.

[@insaneandvain6188]

Thank you for this great explanation. I recently purchased my first automatic watch …so good to know

[@vkproductions42]

I thought my watch was not working properly after buying it. Dident realise it was even a automatic watch. Thanks to this vid, it all makes sence now. Lol. Great vid! Perfect for beginners!

[@paolo8588]

Thanks for this. My father gave me his Sandoz 70s watch, it has not been used for decades, I just wore it today and it worked.

[@elicassotta2704]

Thanks just got my first automatic (Tissot PRS 516) this helped me out a bunch.

[@themaggot8]

Best video for beginners about automatic watches. It answered all of my questions in a simple, clear and short way.

[@sureshobhan]

Alessandro I must say this video was one amongst the best video for beginners as it had absolutely no jargons...for us who have some knowledge may be we knew quite a lot already but certainly for the beginners this was awesome....

[@TimedSquare]

Thank you so much Suresh! This as the goal of this video so happy to see watch enthusiasts like it :) Now it's not complete or in-depth by any means, so I'm waiting for the haters in 3... 2... 1... 😅

[@sureshobhan]

So true...but who cares...if they are haters they shouldn’t be here in the first place....

[@TimedSquare]

They're welcome, actually. I just prefer to focus on the supporting audience like you :)

[@sureshobhan]

Thanks mate - for the appreciation!!

[@alalamari]

Suresh Obhan I agree and as a BRAND NEW watch enthusiast having JUST started my collection journey with an automatic watch I very much appreciate this video!

[@G_Confalonieri]

Automatic watches are just like car engines. Start them once in a while.

[@user-nf9xc7ww7m]

I'd like to see a mechanical car like these watches. Automatic best 😁

[@VIXAWATCHES]

Good analogy!!!

[@bilalakinfenwa5498]

Ode 😂

[@boomclash101]

​@@user-nf9xc7ww7m I'm thinking about making one

[@ARTORIVSVITRALIS]

And in a car, you must run the A/C a few minutes a month… to keep seals from failing.

[@derbywinner6316]

My first automatic watch is a Vostok ladies Amphibia . I’m a female learning the male watches 🌍😉

[@alanaugust8853]

Thank you for the detailed explanation of an automatic watch. I received 2 days ago my first automatic watch, a Seiko SRPE53 “Blue” Sports. Will be getting it sized today by a watch jeweler. I am looking forward to wearing it. But after watching and learning from your video, I will enjoy it even more.

[@Rezmann97]

Welcome to the Seiko Family! Enjoy your watch! ✔️✌️

[@shahinrezakhan]

I like this video. I use both automatic and quartz watches.

[@robotube7361]

Very in depth video. I just got my Longines Flagship with the ETA 2895/2 and I thought the winding mechanism is broken or something because I can't wind it manually. Now, because of you I realize that some automatic watches are made not to be wind manually. THank you

[@beezerboy4152]

I’m about to get a automatic seiko 5 so this video will definitely help

[@jonnyfraud]

which one is your choice?

[@beezerboy4152]

JayGames I went for the SNXS77 whenever I see a blue face on a watch I just fall in love

[@ronzgamingchannel]

Helped me a lot brooo... I thought my rado watch was broken... Its working again after winding it thanks so mUch!.

[@skimt127]

I'm new to automatic watches... Thank you for all the info. Great video and very informative.

[@mikedice69420]

Thanks for the video, just started to get interested in auto and manual watches and it answers all my quest

[@eikeljanuss]

Just bought my second automatic watch. Great video

[@octaviof.g.7316]

Well....what did you get?

[@Don1atUTube]

Thanks for the info. I received a Kenneth Cole Skeleton Watch as a birthday gift. It can with no instructions. You explained it wonderfully. Thanks again

[@derekshearer9049]

That which is in motion tends to remain in motion. That which is at rest remains at rest.

[@dvened]

also, 2nd law of thermodynamics

[@abdullah7763]

Today I got my first automatic watch And it’s a vintage oris with poker dial I learned a lot from this video Thanks 🙏

[@Erick-mz5sv]

7s26 movements are ok. although, you have to constantly adjust day date and time if you don't use it everyday. i love automatic movements such as 4r36 but my ideal watch would be a quartz with solar and radio in sync with atomic time. great video!

[@TimedSquare]

This is why I love my G-Shocks so much. When I'm shopping around for a G-Shock, it HAS to be solar powered and radio controlled! But there is a charm to mechanical watches...

[@arfianwismiga2862]

Can u tell which watch is. I want to buy some solar powered watch cuz is not to change the battery

[@TimedSquare]

Currently in my collection are the GW-M5610 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jISahH5siayZaq8 , GW-7900 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXTGnY2ao5hootU , and GST-W300 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWbQcpRvlt2Nibs . Cheers!

[@ozspencers]

Yay! Now I can wind my new favourite (Mido All Dial GMT) by hand if I haven't worn it in a while. Thank you!

[@tom___258]

I bought my first automatic watch some hours ago. Thank you Google search algorithm.

[@temitopearegbesola9562]

This is literally me today 😂

[@tttm99]

Instant sub. It's amazing how often experts will overlook the basics. I have found great information on KZbin, seen overhauls and even jewel replacements - and am indeed interested in and grateful for all of the above. But this is the first channel I've seen yet with so many basic questions answered. And best of all, no evidence of parroted "information" that even I (just starting with mechanicals) know from limited experience and my own observations to be false. Definitely worth a subscription. Can't wait to see more of your content. 👍

[@fernandoftfferraz]

Simple and objetive. Straight to the target!!! Great help!! Thanks.

[@nelzieayalb1386]

I still have my Seiko 5 Sports Automatic 23 jewels, my 20yrs old watch is still on my wrist right now and still working..the first watch that my mother gave me way back year 2000, her first time to go abroad or out of the country to work..i will just shake my watch if its stop moving, it's old watch thats why when i will not use it, it will stop but when i use it, its good as new..just sharing and thank you for this information about the automatic watch..keep it up..good review..

[@anishabisht4213]

Just ordered my first chronograph from gearbest at just 15$ 😬 would love to do some experiments on it, and these automatic watches looks really classy the way that seconds finger moves 😍 smoooth! Definately will buy a Seiko automatic with my first income

[@surfside75]

Annnnddd it begins ... 😁 This is exactly how I started with cheap homage watches (Chinese knockoffs) of various types and sizes to figure out what I like. Spent about $400😬 on mostly automatics and sided with diver's; Casio duro (Marlin) quartz. Then a iso certified Citizen eco-drive promaster diver's 200m, if accuracy and awesomeness at a budget is what you want here you go✔️ Then I fretted over, read every comment/article ever made and still didn't buy the skx007 over a Orient because, hacking, winding thickness blah blah blah!! Found out it had been discontinued, like FOREVER😱! I quickly bought two skx's on Amazon😂😂😂 Unreal watch, a true man's watch (should have been my first diver) no frills basic yet unreal how it can still look classy😍 . No hand winding yeah so, pick up and gives few shakes, quickset date and throw it on. No hacking, this is not meant for precision time keeping (Citizen eco-drive) it's a diver's watch😁, iso certified at that and I'd pick it for actual diving over the Citizen promaster for legibility. Now I'm ruined though.. my tastes in watches has now become so refined that the only watches that move me after all the cheapies are Citizen now the Skx007 is in the $300+ range😫 But, in the 5-700 area there is Sinn and Squale I guess... I'd rather save up for an Oris SixtyFive vintage diver reissue😍😍😍 Have fun my friend, remember to find what you like and then attach to brands that offer it at the price you can afford✔️ -😁🍻💙🌿🇱🇷

[@pedromonteiro2644]

@@surfside75 SKX007 in the $1000+ range? You can still get them for under $300

[@surfside75]

@@pedromonteiro2644 I fixed my post.. back then I must and probably saw people pushing $900 but the market has calmed a bit and your right, $300+ for skx007 stock remaining. Glad I picked up two of them at $209😁🍻

[@pedromonteiro2644]

@@surfside75 True, but you can still see some modded ones sell for near that ($900). Wish I´d pick one up at that price, lowest I could see was around $270, still not a bad price though

[@TheDonCucaracho]

Hey Anisha, did you get your first automatic watch already? if not, this is the signal you were waiting for!

[@imran4968]

I need this as I just bought my first Rolex as my entry into automatic watches and my jeweler was telling me all about the movement but I'm still learning.

[@maheshshanmuganathan]

Absolutely loved this video. Thoroughly! God bless you. I'm super choose, and I'm totally subscribing to your Channel!

[@VIXAWATCHES]

Me too, The video is excellent!!

[@ayewin1226]

Nice explain about automatic watch movement. I have a lot of expensive automatic and manual watches for collection I also have 6 watch winder ORBITA HEIDEN WOLF single triple and quad winder. I worry sitting too long in my case and also worry over winding with my winder. With your video I will wind for 8 hours and stop power for 2 days and run again. You make me idea . Now I stop all my watch winder . Thanks for nice video I learn something today.

[@robetandelacruz7784]

Great vid and love the info. i just got my first mechanical watch which is Seiko.

[@jamesskyway6746]

Appreciate the video. Even tho it is now 4 yrs old. Today i got my first auto watch. (Jan 21 2023) A Tissot Seastar 1000 powermatic 80. I can see that spinning weight in the rear but thought to wind it the weight had to do full 360 turns. Thanks to you i know that just the back / forward movement is enough to wind it. Been thinking about getting a halfway decent watch for a while. I have an 10yr old + Wenger battery powered. Was ok but wanted something that looked nicer. Also have an Apple watch but got tired of it. Was looking at different brands and did not want to spend over 1k$ Canadian. Saw the Seastar on Tissot website and loved the look of it. Found one in a local mall store. Got a decent price on it in think. Got it for 849$ Canadian (plus tax) ~ 635$ USD + tax. (MSRP is 975$ Canadian)

[@MichaelCowann]

Never thought so much goes into a watch. I just want one that looks nice and tells me the time lol

[@Astro_80]

Quartz for you, then.

[@junaidbashir9303]

Just got a fossil Townsman ME3061 and I was surprised when ii woke up the next day and the time was offset, I have an idea of how Automatic watches worked so I didnt panic but just wanted an explanation but this video cleared the air lol

[@hiltonr1845]

Thanks for the mini auto tutorial, always look forward to your videos.

[@TimedSquare]

Thank you Hilton!

[@patrickgilbert1061]

This is my first time using a mechanical watch, and I don't even know what to ask bc that's just how little I know. Thank you for this easy-to-understand explanation.

[@mrazalisalleh]

My Colection Is seiko 5 sport

[@bigdogg118]

Man, your channel is VERY GOOD. I'm from Brazil, I do not speak English very well, but I understand some things well. The high-top videos on the videos helped me a lot to understand what you wanted to see in the video. I know the video editing is difficult, but I would like to ask whenever possible to keep the topics before each subject, because if I do not know, I play in the online translator and I can already have an idea of ​​the content that you want to pass. Thank you so much for having known your channel. Simple and with easy and great content to watch. Now I am reading all the texts in your blog. CONGRATULATIONS for EXCELLENT work. Very good your channel. Hugs you

[@TimedSquare]

Thank you so much my friend!

[@Noronhadiver]

Great vídeo! Thanks again! After this, I guess I would prefer a quartz watch to use as a everyday watch. Is it ask too much for a vídeo with the best quartz watches under 400 USD? Looks that all the lists on KZbin prefer automatic watches and don't care about quartz. I just feel I am beeing sacrilegious with my request 😂. Cheers.

[@TimedSquare]

Not at all Daniel! Actually this makes a lot of sense, let me put this in my ideas list. Not sure if / when I'm gonna do it, but well worth digging. From the top of my head now: many good things at Hamilton, Casio, Seiko, Citizen, Frederique Constant... what style are you looking for?

[@Noronhadiver]

@@TimedSquare I am looking for casual style. I love dive watches, but I have a small wrist, so I need the watch case to have 39mm (maximum). Hamilton Khaki Navy is too big for me, unfortunately ☹. I also love rubber strap and one color natos. I had a look on websites and I liked the Hamilton Khaki Field (almost the same style of the Citizen Military Eco Drive Black Dial). I also liked the Tissot Couturier Black Dial (I thought about a black rubber strap on it, or a nato) and like Victorinox as well. Thanks for answering, man. You are the best.

[@mono_color]

End of the video. Its correct bro. Hatsoff. I am clear now. After watching this video. Thanks to create like this video. Most helpful for me

[@patbackus7668]

Rolex came up with the first 360 rotary hence the word perpetual

[@Reaperguy67]

I just got a invicta skull watch. Its a nice heavy watch in purple with sliver. This is helpful by the way.

[@sunzidahmed6602]

Good job bro. You kept the contents really informative and simple. It helps!

[@JK-ml2rc]

My dad got a seiko watch (he's friends gifted him) for he's birthday (in February) ever since he got it. I sometimes like to take a look and just appreciate how nice it is. I'm a 17 year old girl and today I decided to order one it's not as expensive as my dad's and it's definitely not the same brand. But I'm still so excited :DD.

[@pablorages1241]

I've got that citizen too ... i like the look of the face ... interesting but not too busy

[@atliakinci]

Which one?

[@RenoLaringo]

This the most common sensed video I've seen about automatic movements questions! 👍

[@davidbates247]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this

[@Merlin012001]

After a few weeks on my current job, I decided to get a new watch. I didn't want something i had to worry about batteries with so i went looking for mechanical. And then i found out about automatics...sold! I wandered around looking at various websites and stores, until i wandered through TJMaxx on day and looked at their clearance on watches. I found a Fossil with a light blue see through face and steel body from their Commuter line. The movement is a 21 jewel one from japan. I was sold at the $60 price, and have used and abused it these past two years. It needs a new band and the crystal has a few scratches, but runs like a top. Even with its condition now, it is a conversation piece even if it is not as glamorous as an Omega or Rolex.

[@CremildaBernas]

I have never been disappointed since I became a customer of amzwatch. Their watches are of exceptional quality.

[@Impalerreboot]

The video was exceptional! And Highly appreciated! Thank You! Very helpful

[@r.daniels1165]

Good info!! I'm a middle aged guy, but I'm fairly new to automatic watches. I'm a solar powered quartz fan, but I do own four autos now. A Steinhart limited edition Barrique Skull model, a Hamilton aviation watch, an Invicta Grand Diver and an off brand auto. Thanks for this vid! Very well done, sir!

[@Peter-rq4xn]

Excellent video!! Love the straight forward answers. Great work!

[@f1freak228]

You made me understand perfectly about mechanical watches , thank you

[@piyushparekh3244]

Good work friend.... I love the honesty in your video. Keep it up....

[@sander5086]

Really helpful video, I'm planning to buy my first automatic watch in the next few weeks. So it's good to know the basics, before I start to worry that I will break this new and expensive (3K+) watch.

[@quickyreviews6597]

You are the answer to my prayers man! Thank you.

[@RabbiSteve]

Thanks for such a helpful video. Just got a refurbished automatic Seiko watch from an Indian seller on eBay. It was going pretty well until late tonight. Then it stopped. Might just be I haven’t moved it enough today. But we’ll see. I have a good watch repair guy who can probably get it back up and running if it stops too often.

[@Guillaume-0617]

Thank you for this video ! I will have my first automatic watch very soon and it will help me a lot ! Really cool video !

[@zaynaphilippi7572]

I love automatic watches.. and I am happy to hear from you there's nothing will be bad if I keep the watch without work for long time .. in this case I will be not worry about my expensive watches. Thx for the video mate

[@zaynaphilippi7572]

@Cheesy Helmet English language it's not my own language that's why its not good .. sorry I do my best mate ^^ .. and thank you very much for this video.

[@garrywimberly5947]

Perfect! Answered all the questions we might be too embarrassed to ask :)

[@MrKakocorp]

Thanks, Great video. I just got a brand new Longines Hydro Quest Automatic and I was kind of afraid because it stop randomly, but I will keep wearing it and enjoying the expericen.

[@unknowninfinium4353]

Dude please do a video on Hamilton Ventura, no one did a video on it.

[@stanleythuitara]

Just received an automatic Relic as a gift and this video was super useful.

[@npiano3200]

Thanks so much for this video as ive just added a Seiko to my collection!!