NSB Watch Articles

Accuracy is an important factor to consider when choosing an automatic watch. While all mechanical watches, including automatic watches, are prone to some level of accuracy loss over time due to the wear and tear of their moving parts, some automatic watches are generally considered to be more accurate than others.

There are a few reasons why some people may consider automatic watches to be better than other types of watches: Automatic watches are powered by the movement of your wrist. This means that you do not need to remember to replace a battery or wind the watch manually on a regular basis. As long as you wear the watch regularly, it will continue to run and keep accurate time.

Automatic watches can be left unwound for short periods of time without causing any major issues. Automatic watches are powered by the movement of your wrist, but they also have a small reserve of power that can be replenished by manually winding the watch. This reserve power is called the "power reserve" and it allows the watch to continue running even when it is not being worn.

Yes, automatic watches can be hand-wound. Automatic watches, also known as self-winding watches, are powered by the movement of the wearer's wrist. However, they also have a hand-winding mechanism that allows the watch to be wound manually if it is not being worn or if the movement of the wearer's wrist is not sufficient to keep the watch running.