/fa/ - Fashion

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As in other types of military watches, or other brands, or other exact models?
Kriegsmarine, Omega/Longines RAF, Czech Majetek vojenske spravy (Eterna, Lemania, Longines), The Dirty Dozen of the allied forces (W.W.W.), Kamikaze Seiko, Hanhart/Tutima flieger chrono, soviet Kirova, Vostok, Poljot, Raketa, lend-lease american Elgins for the russians. Then the instrumental clocks of Sinn, Hamilton, Junghans, Kienzle, Jaeger, Ruhla.

The rabbit hole is deep.

Recommend me a winder for an auto watch. My old man has a NH25 which is unwindable through the stem, so I want to buy him a gift so that he doesnt have to shake it like a madman each morning.

I found out mechanical watches are not for me, I dont wear them enough for them to keep the spring wound up, and screwing and unscrewing the crown makes me feel like Im fucking up the threading, also constant fear of magnetising and adjusting the time PRECISELY. Almost every quartz watch looks and feels like absolute shit, however, even if the asking price is 300+. Any examples watches with quartz movements that actually feel well made, that again, dont cost 1k+?