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Automatic Watch Winder  by: Alex Linden www.WatchWinderStore.com has introduced a "Watch Winder Alert" guide for watch owners on choosing a quality automatic watch winder. The guide outlines a few critical considerations when a watch owner is considering purchasing a watch winder. Recently, there have been a numbers of lower quality watchwinder brands that's been introducted to the market, claiming their products are "Automatic Watch Winders". In closer examination of these lower quality watch winders, many are found to be nothing but a "spinner" instead of a real "automatic watch winder". To be categorized as a real automatic watchwinder, it should AT LEAST comply with the following criteria: 1. The winder should be fully automated and controlled by an internal IC electronic circuit, not by means of an external timer. All functions including the time period it is to be ON or OFF should be fully automated by the internal circuit; 2. The winder should be programmed with the industry standard "Turn and Rest" program. That is, it should automatically "rest" after turning for a period of time; then, automatically "ON" after ther "rest" period. This "Turn and Rest" program is essential so as to enhance the mechanical life of the watch, and to reduce over-stressing the watch; 3. There should be an automatic function to turn ON the unit automatically daily, without any human intervention. Such that a watch can be fully wound up all the times, and is ready to be worn by the owner anytime. Unfortuantely, many watch winder brands have abuse the above classification criteria, and misleadingly calling their products an "automatic watch winder". Without the aforementioned functions, a watch winder runs the risk of over-stressing a watch, and to over-stress the moving mechanism of the watch. Thus reducing the watch's overall useful mechanical life, and would very likely result in having the watch being overhauled sooner than it needs to be. Thus a watch owner should investigate carefully and thoroughly, before invest in a quality watch winder product. Price is not the only consideration. After all, you have spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on a fine timepiece. Why risk harming your watches in buying a low quality watch winder? For more details and other guide on Automatic Watch Winder, please visit our site for more educational content and offering. About The Author Alex Linden is the management director of www.WatchWinderStore.com. WatchWinderStore.com provides info and guide on Automatic Watch Winder, and offer high quality watch winder at discount pricing. This article was posted on November 02, 2005   Read More Articles from the "Gadgets and Gizmos" Category: How to Customise your Cellular/Mobile Phone. by John McFarlane Tanning Bed Burns by Jan Thomsen Battery Chargers – Keeping You Ready For Action by John Gibb Cheap LG ku990 viewty deals: lucrative deal at convenient pricesH by John Blake Have This On Your Cell Phone Before It Gets Lost Or Stolen! by Aggrey Mullwani What is Defensive Spray? by Julia Lambert PowerSonic Batteries by Michael Hargrove The Inside Picture Of A Digital Camera by Roberto Sedycias 5 Reasons To Get ESPN Game Plan through Dish Network by Stephanie Tuia Batteryless Flashlights; Never Get Caught In The Dark Again by Tyson J Stevenson << Back to "Gadgets And Gizmos" Index

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