Is anyone having trouble manually winding their Manta Rays? When winding with the crown it slips and turns freely for a few revolutions then catches and winds the movement for a couple of turns and then slips again. This repeats over and over as I try to wind the watch using the crown.
Originally Posted by hourlyrage
Maybe it's the mainspring's slipping clutch being in action to prevent the mainspring from damage.
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That is a reasonable assumption but this happened when winding from a totally spent movement.
It's a shame this happened because the Manta is a great watch. It was a gift from a friend and I hope I can get this resolved with out bothering him.
Have you contacted the manufacturer?
Yes ,Carlos and I have corresponded via email.
And we replied straight to you. We are now waiting for you to create support ticket as per our inputs. Thanks.
Hopefully, your trouble with the Manta Ray will be quickly resolved.
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