I wipe the crystals on my watches probably 10 times a day. Sickness I tell you.
I wipe the crystals on my watches probably 10 times a day. Sickness I tell you.
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| Precista PRS3 |Seiko PVD BFK | Casio Riseman | Wittau 7750 | 1940's Bulova Tank | Orient Black Mako | Marvin Handwind | Lyndon AutoChrono | 40's Movado Bumper | 60's Benrus Auto | Hamilton 4992B WWII Issued PW |They are alive, because they are the physical shape of the action of a living power—of the mind that had been able to grasp the whole of this complexity, to set its purpose, to give it form… they are alive, but their soul operates them by remote control. Their soul is in every man who has a capacity equal to this achievement. Should the soul vanish from the earth, the motors would stop because that is the force which keeps them going - not the oil ...- not the steel cylinders that would have become spots of rust on the walls of the caves of shivering savages- the power of a living mind, the power of thought and choice and purpose.
Only when they are dirty.
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Under steer is when you hit the wall with your front end. Over steer is when you hit the wall with your rear end. Horsepower is how hard you hit the wall. Torque is how far you move the wall.
I wipe them with my t-shirt after wearing them.
ASSuming the question pertains to watches,I'd say when I take it off and change to another.
Unless there is obvious smudging.
I have either a lens cleaning or Selvyt cloth in my desk, both cars, next to my winder, and by the key rack. I don't obsess about one watch - the Orange Monster. That looks good with goo! The others get cleaned off once or twice a day while being worn.
Most definately more often than is necessary.
"I only want to know people who are dynamic, intelligent and totally insane"
Yeah, you must be sick. Only 10 times a day - your watches must really be dirty
It seems like I wipe the crystal almost every time I look at my watch. If I see any sort of smudge or fingerprint on it I'll wipe it with my cuff/shirt/towel - whatever is handy. There are times I can look at a watch and not see anything wrong with it, but I'm sure I wipe it way more than 10 times a day. The worst one for me was a Sinn U1 with the double AR coating. That picked up smudges all the time.
I wipe the crystal with my shirt or lens cleaning cloth whenever I see smudges on it. If the watch happens to have a bracelet that's a fingerprint/smudge magnet such as a polished Breitling or Rado ceramic bracelet, I find myself wiping them a lot too.![]()
Current Collection (reverse order of acquisition):
Ocean7 LM-7 PVD|STOWA Antea KS|SEIKO GS SBGR051|G-Shock GS1050B|STEINHART Marine Chronometer II Roman|G-Shock GW7900RD-4|SEIKO SDGA001 EPD|BENARUS Moray 2 (brown dart)|G-Shock Dee & Ricky GA110DR-1A|OFFICINE PANERAI PAM312|BALL Engineer Master II DLC (blue accent)|TAG HEUER Aquaracer Chronotimer (yellow)|BREITLING Airwolf (black, circa 2009)|BATHYS HAWAII AquaCulture Rose Ti PVD|BALIHA'I Ha'i-Q SS "Tahiti"|SEIKO Ananta Spring Drive GMT SNR021|HAMILTON Sunset (silver)|ORIENT CFA05002B PVD|BREITLING SuperOcean (circa 2007)|G-Shock Riseman GW9200-1|SEA-GULL M185SP|ORIS F1 Chrono '08
Benzinger Custom Skeletonized Star movement.
So what difference does it make, whether it's 20 minutes or 20 years, since neither amounts to the faintest echo of the tiniest whisper in the thunder of time.
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