I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Strange what you say about a mobile phone on vibrate, that is exactly the way I would have described it initially, but it isn't nearly so noticable to me now.
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Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Oh bugger. I'll have to get one now, don't want to be left out 

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Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Get the wobble on my Longines Admiral GMT, its a Valgrange movement (always thought it used a 2893 but it does not), I suspect the CW power reserve model would get it too.Jammy Devil wrote:Mr. Blyth has already answered your question, x-t:I get the same "wobble" on my LIMES moonphaseianblyth wrote:Most ETA movements wind both ways but Valjoux was a separate company before being bought by Swatch (ETA). The 7750 only winds clockwise so it spins freely anti-clockwise. As one way spins freely but the other winds the watch you sometimes get a wobble on your watch while wearing it. I presume it is because it is changing direction and so creates a bit of imbalance momentarily. One of the little things about mechanical watches that make then so endearing.
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Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
It does indeedDancematt wrote:
Get the wobble on my Longines Admiral GMT, its a Valgrange movement (always thought it used a 2893 but it does not), I suspect the CW power reserve model would get it too.
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Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Wobble is a bit like the old "pager" vibrations but much, much more subtle and significantly shorter (1/2 second maybe) but you find yourself going "Whoa! What was..." And then you find yourself "fiddling" with it again trying to get it to repeat that same affect. I can only imagine that it is as close as us guys will get to the first time a girl "discovers" the most common adult toy. 

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Re: I've just had my first 7750 wobble.
Where do you keep your watch, then? ... UB 

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