A few days ago I started a thread asking who actually invented the automatic wrist watch movement, Rolex or Eterna. It turned out to be a man named Harwood but he made a bumper movement, then Rolex made a 360 degree rotating rotor, and then Eterna came out with the Eternamatic using 5 ball bearings. I was mocked for not just googling this, but I didn't join a watch forum to ask google about watches and how they work. Also when I went to YouTube this is what I got Its a bit dated. Also the thread was closed and I wasn't told why.
Since Rolex played such a big role in the invention of the automatic wrist watch I posted it here, in the Rolex/Tudor forum. Is this not the place to ask about Rolex's role in wrist watch history? I would like to get my Rolex/Tudor watch information from experienced watch enthusiasts and not google is that ok to do here. A yes or no will do.
Since Rolex played such a big role in the invention of the automatic wrist watch I posted it here, in the Rolex/Tudor forum. Is this not the place to ask about Rolex's role in wrist watch history? I would like to get my Rolex/Tudor watch information from experienced watch enthusiasts and not google is that ok to do here. A yes or no will do.