I was looking in my store room the other day and found some manual wind watches
I wonder does it worth anything now?
They don't require battery to work

So when world apocalypse time lol, when batteries are no more in production, this watches will be useful to tell the time when zombies are out lol

please share your manual wind watches here

I don’t think my collection is anything since manual wind watches are still in production but sure! I’ll show u what I found



Rado watch. 1950’s I think





This was bought in Switzerland




Manual wind clock with alarm






This is just a normal watch. Just tot of adding here

This post has been edited by taiping...: Jun 17 2020, 06:39 PM

I love manual wound watches compared to an automatic movement. There's just more to look at without the winding rotor in the way. I wonder who voted 'manual winding watches are no longer in production lol.
Tbh there's even more appreciation of it now and many watch companies are making some stunning calibers esp. Lange.

there are still a lot of manual wind watches, Panerai and Nomos to name a few

Yes, they are still in production ...

hahaha, who voted tat no more in production

personally I have not own any yet, but would love to have one, I dont mind having one of those radiomir

i could just stare at those moving gears the whole day
this is a seagull manual wind movement which is still in production and being used by brands such as Titus, Alpha, Landeron, Baltic, Ingersoll, Wancher, Sea-Gull, EMG and Strela

This post has been edited by gdomanguera: Jun 18 2020, 01:04 PM

My speedy and Nomos is manual wound. So still plenty.

JLC
GS
PP
VC
Omega

Has manual winding movements. For some it's nice. For others it's time consuming.

For me, after staying at home for MCO and not wearing any watches, quartz is the best.

Yes, Panerai comes to mind. GS as well and they are often sold out due to limited editions.