Eccentric Tourbillon Men's Watch with Manual Winding Male Wristwatches (Silver Black)

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Product description Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you very much for purchasing our "Manual Winding Tourbillon" watch. The tourbillon is a complex mechanism considered the pinnacle of mechanical watchmaking and is composed of extremely precise components. Therefore, please handle your watch with care. Precautions for Use Avoid shocks and vibrations: Shocks and vibrations may cause the delicate internal components of the movement to become displaced or break. Take particular care when dropping or subjecting your watch to strong impacts. About the Manual Winding: This watch does not use a battery or have an automatic winding mechanism; it is a manual winding watch. To use your watch, you will need to wind the mainspring by turning the crown approximately every 24 hours (once a day). Slowly push the crown in from the clockwise position (usually at 3 o'clock) with your finger. While pushed in, turn the crown clockwise (in the direction the clock's hands move). When you turn the watch, the internal mainspring winds up and stores power. Feeling when winding: At first, the watch will turn smoothly, but as the spring is fully wound, it will suddenly become difficult to turn and you will hear a clicking sound. This is the approximate winding limit (do not continue to turn the spring forcibly). Recommended winding frequency: As a guideline, wind the watch 20 to 30 times when starting the watch from a stopped state, or periodically each day (for example, as part of your morning routine). It is not necessary to wind it completely. Directions The spring energy storage done by the wearer's arm movement or manually winding