It's a matter of quality. Why don't you go when you wear it? Hands indicate 300 meters waterproof. Why is there water in the dashboard
I believe most of the friends who bought the watch have more or less experienced the above problems, not because of the poor quality of the watch, but because you don't know how to wear it
Today's fish show three examples of the problems that often arise when you wear a mechanical watch, explaining the reasons, the solutions, the concerns so that your cousins can avoid them
Stop
There are two main reasons for this: insufficient power
This is the most common reason for stopping in everyday life。
As friends who know the watch know, the cores of the watch generally fall into two categories: `automatic machine cores' and `manual machine cores'。
The chain approach of the two is slightly different。
Automatically uplinked mechanical watches are mainly automatically uplinked by arm movement and manually uplinked if the chain is insufficient. Manual mechanical cores are sufficient to adjust the watch header manually to complement the motion when the watch is removed。
Those who are not physically active enough to sit for a long time can easily stop their watches。
The solution is simple, as long as it's kept normal every day, there's no need for extra manual chaining。
Thus, when the watch stops because of lack of power, it can only be solved by increasing the volume of day-to-day activities or manually moving up the chain。
Another reason why the watch stopped is the core damage
The damage to the core was generally caused by a severe vibration of the watch, which contained at least 100 small parts and could not withstand collisions and vibrations。
This situation is more difficult to resolve than the lack of power, as it requires re-engineering, replacement of spare parts and final assembly of cores. It is highly specialized and requires the search for specialized watch maintenance facilities for maintenance。
Note: the reshock-proof mechanic watch cannot withstand a violent impact。
Water
Reason: watch hot springs, steam sauna
Note: waterproof watches are not protected from steam
The waterproofing of the watch is the use of `ducts' to block the gap in the outer shell, thereby preventing water from entering。
However, hot water and ice water can give the watch’s ducts a hot and cold reaction, leading to cracks, thus entering water vapours; and because the water vapour molecules generated by hot water are extremely small and easily enter through the crown, back, etc。
So when you wear a mechanical watch, you can't touch hot or ice water even if it's 1,000 meters。
The watch, which is generally imported into the water, is required to go to a specialized maintenance facility for maintenance by a repairer and is not recommended for self-opening。
Error
Reason: magnetic
N. B.: there is a time error in the watch itself, and there is no need to worry if the time error is within normal range。
The range of error varies for each brand or series depending on the machine core accuracy used in the schedule, depending on the range of error identified or communicated at the time of purchase。
The error range of the normal machine scale is around `positive minus 15 seconds' per day and is normal。
If the margin of error exceeds the watch standard, be considered for magnetic cause
The watch is "magnetic" as follows:
Microwave stoves, electric irons, fax photocopiers, electric razor blades, vacuum cleaners, even daily mobile phones and computers, are used to a greater or lesser extent to magnetize watches. The magnetic watch is not allowed to leave。
The solution is to find a professional watch repair point after the magnetic effect, and to remove it from the maintenance staff. When it's demagnetic, it goes back to normal。
Handwatches, which generally have anti-magnetic features, reduce the risk of magnetization of watches, and all brands, such as omega, manchuria and bopper, have anti-magnetic watches, which can be obtained by asking for a customer's uniform or by looking for information。
That's the three common problems of wearing a mechanical watch in a fish bar
