Single Watch Winder for Automatic Watches,Timer Shutdown,Adjustable Speed,Self Winding Turner,Rotating Device

Didnt work

Works to keep a Ventura Sparc MGS charged. This is a electronic digital watch which does not take batteries; but has a rotor like a mechanical automatic watch to keep it charged. However, I found that a watch winder for mechanical watches — even at 2,100 turns per day — is inadequate to keep the electronic Ventura Sparc MGS charged. This pendulum watch winder does; it keeps the Ventura Sparc MGS charged when run for just a few hours every other night. (And that is only because the Ventura Sparc MGS will turn itself off and lose its settings if not moved for 40 hours. Otherwise I suspect that this winder is so efficient/effective that a greater interval than running it every other night might be sufficient to top off the Ventura Sparc MGS.)

Works great, make sure you assemble it properly take your time

Yes, I bought it because it was one of the least expensive options. Also because it looks different while still accomplishing the work. Assembly was easy. I did it in a couple of minutes with no tools, but just a little patience and care. The instructions take a little bit of examination and deciphering but are mostly pretty clear. Follow them to the letter and you’ll be able to operate the winder. There are 3 speed levels but they all look the same to me with my watches. I put it on the first one and then select a 1 hour increment. The only sound coming from the unit is a soft “lub” that reminds me of the stroke of an old grandfather clock. It’s not imposing and turns into background noise and before ya know it it’s over and i can’t remember noticing that the unit cut off. For a single watch requirement I would buy this again. I don’t have the room for a big winder box and like I said, It was one of the least expensive options I would buy it again.

Works Well

Solicitei o reembolso, material extremamente fragil, sequer ficava em pé quando colocado para movimentar, nao recomendo.