We've got a watch maintenance integrity platform in place -- a list of names. Okay
The national platform for the integrity of watch maintenance, which is part of the group of watches, is home to over 800 high-quality watch maintenance providers throughout the country, with 400,000 users relying on it. The offer was transparent and free of charge, providing users with a good-quality watch maintenance experience on line and below。
A number of cousins told the online technicians about their watch problems and complained about the poor work done by the brand. Indeed, many of these problems are not due to the quality of the watch itself, but rather to the faulty use of the watch by the watch owner。
Many of them have damaged the brain by placing their watches in the wrong chain. Today, let's talk about, "how do we put the watch right so that it doesn't hurt?"
What's a watch chain?
The pointer of the watch was able to move because of the hairline inside the heart. Usually, the hairline is made from metal materials, in long thin strips, entangled around the surface axis, and when it tightens, it releases the energy drive pointer。
If the watch is to move, it has to save energy, which we call “uplink”。
Watch uplink classification
The watch can be divided into two types of chain-up: manual chain-up (known as manual watch) and automatic chain-up (known as automated table)。
The difference between the two is that automatic uplinks can automatically save energy from the movements of the watchowners in their wrists and bodies in their daily activities, and the secret is that the heart carries a swinging hammer. The manual chain can only be rotated by the watchmaker himself, driving the middle gear to generate a piece of saving energy。
With the exception of a small number of specially designed automatic tables that cannot be manually chained, most of them can be either manually or automatically chained。
How does the manual watch fit right in?
In the case of manual watch, it is recommended that the watch be rotated continuously until there is a strong sense of resistance. A lot of people have asked: how many circles to go up the chain manually? In fact, there is no precise answer to that question. Because each watch has different hairlines and gear designs, plus each rotating watch has different ranges。
The early armwatch, handwatch hairline materials used are high carbon steel, force rectangular decay and metal fatigue, which, if not locked on the maltese crucifixion, could lead to fractures if used inappropriately. Now, stainless steel, cobalt-based materials have been replaced by hair strips, which, while significantly improving performance, still have the potential to break。
Break
For example, when manually chained, it was already felt difficult to rotate the watch while some cousins continued to rotate the watch in order to store more energy. At that point, there is a risk of fragmentation. Even with a steady flow, the gears, springs and watchlights in the heart may break. So, it's absolutely impossible to keep the chain on when it feels very tiring。
Before wearing a manual watch on a wrist, it is necessary to re-link, preferably at the same time per day, to ensure that the watch is optimally operational with sufficient power reserves。
How does the autowatch go right up the chain?
The mechanical structure of the automatic and manual watch is different, not only because of the addition of an automatic hyena, but also because of the disco structure. The usual automatic outbursts are welded together in two segments, into main and by-laws. The primary hairline is used to store energy and the secondary hairline is used to fix the primary hairline. When there is too much energy saved by the primary hair bar, the energy is passed to the by-product, when the by-product shrinks, and the wall slips inside the hairbox, which leads to the release of excess energy by the main hairbar. It's like there's too much water in the reservoir, beyond the dam's perimeter, and the reservoir's opening doors. Therefore, automatic hairlines cannot be designed to break due to excessive upper-chain power, which has a protective device that can keep up the chain。
This does not, however, mean that the parts of an automated list will not be damaged. If a violent watch is used to try to speed up the chain, it is possible to exert too much force on gears, axes and hairs in a short period of time to accelerate their wear and even to break them directly。
Also, when your automatic watch is stopped, it is recommended that you turn the watch around 20 to 25 laps, manually chain the watch, and then wear it when the heart is back to normal. If automated forms are not regularly worn, it is proposed to use a rocker suitable for the form to ensure the long-term operation of the watch, thus avoiding excessive frequency of functional calibration。
Organisation
If you do not wear it for a long time, make sure that you are chained at least once a month. This will slow the ageing of oil and lubricants, thereby increasing the useful life of watches and saving maintenance costs。
