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Westside Guy wrote
Exactly, I know a person that wears his Omega Seamaster 24/7. I think that the only time he took it off in the past year was when he went for a MRI. ;)
And technically the watch should survive the MRI too, given it has Metas certification :D
OpenTopCruiser wrote
And technically the watch should survive the MRI too, given it has Metas certification :D
Better safe than sorry! 😉
Westside Guy wrote
Better safe than sorry! 😉
I had an MRI on Monday. I took off my Seamaster also. :)
DanG wrote
I had an MRI on Monday. I took off my Seamaster also. :)
Great minds think alike as I would also! :thumbsup:
Just wanted to add in that I got a Mozsly Double winder for Christmas. Overall, I'm verry impressed, it is very quiet and I like the adjustability for turns. Agree on the screw down covers being a hassle, but the reason that the watches are in there is because they're not daily's so it's not really a big issue.
Diesel power wrote
Just wanted to add in that I got a Mozsly Double winder for Christmas. Overall, I'm verry impressed, it is very quiet and I like the adjustability for turns. Agree on the screw down covers being a hassle, but the reason that the watches are in there is because they're not daily's so it's not really a big issue.
I actually like the screw down covers. Keeps the dust out. :)
Diesel power wrote
Just wanted to add in that I got a Mozsly Double winder for Christmas. Overall, I'm verry impressed, it is very quiet and I like the adjustability for turns. Agree on the screw down covers being a hassle, but the reason that the watches are in there is because they're not daily's so it's not really a big issue.
A little silicone grease (which I have for scuba diving) works well on the threads and makes them a lot less irritating.

R.
DanG wrote
I actually like the screw down covers. Keeps the dust out. :)
That's what the wife's for!!
/Sarcasm
Today I ordered a Wolf Heritage Triple Watch Winder with Storage that was on sale for 50% off. Tomorrow is the last day for their year end sale and there are still some amazing bargains to be had!

UPDATE: my new winder arrived last Sunday. I have never seen such protective packaging, it was a box inside of a box inside of a box with tons of cushioning between the boxes and the outer box was the thickest cardboard I have ever seen. The quality of the materials used in the winder (both exterior and interior) are excellent, it looks beautiful sitting on my bedroom dresser and when turned on the winders are super silent. My watches are keeping better time on these new winders than with my ancient winder that I have now permanently retired. :thumbsup:



https://www.wolf1834.com/us/sale
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Mozsly has a Prime Day sale going on now. 20% off everything and no sales tax. :)
Amazon has also included Mozsly in its Prime Day deals. :)
Just got a Wolf Club winder as a gift. I must say to me that it is not worth 5X the price of a Mozsly winder. It is quite and runs smoothly but only operates at 900 turns per day. And there is no adjustment for rotation directions. The Mozsly has 3 different turn adjustments and two rotation adjustments.

The Wolf winder does look good but the blinking led can be a problem especially if used in a bedroom.

I see no reason not to use the Wolf but I wouldn’t buy one.
DanG wrote
Just got a Wolf Club winder as a gift. I must say to me that it is not worth 5X the price of a Mozsly winder. It is quite and runs smoothly but only operates at 900 turns per day. And there is no adjustment for rotation directions. The Mozsly has 3 different turn adjustments and two rotation adjustments.

The Wolf winder does look good but the blinking led can be a problem especially if used in a bedroom.

I see no reason not to use the Wolf but I wouldn’t buy one.
Wolf also makes programable winders where you can set the turns per day and the rotation direction. The one you have is their base model which is like owning a Z4 with the 4 cylinder engine instead of the B58. 😉
Westside Guy wrote
Wolf also makes programable winders where you can set the turns per day and the rotation direction. The one you have is their base model which is like owning a Z4 with the 4 cylinder engine instead of the B58. 😉
I know that but you have to get the Wolf Axis winder at the minimum. $769 for the Wolf vs. $89 for the Mozsly. The Wolf Cup is $400.
DanG wrote
I know that but you have to get the Wolf Axis winder at the minimum. $769 for the Wolf vs. $89 for the Mozsly. The Wolf Cup is $400.
I know that the Wolf winders are really expensive and the best time to purchase them is when they have a blowout sale! 😉