Ethos SUB 300T Clive Cussler

Watch winders are devices built exclusively to wind automatic watches and also store them in case they are not being worn regularly. Watch winders ensure continued movement of the mechanical timepiece, thereby significantly reducing the risk of gummed oil in the watch mechanism. Continuous operation of a timepiece means no bothersome and time consuming adjusting of the moon phases, perpetual calendar, time zones and other settings. With a watch winder, you can enjoy the feeling of being able to wear a watch that is correctly set at all times. You can also store your beautiful masterpieces safely and prestigiously in a watch winder. Even when you are not wearing your watch you can take pleasure in the glorious appearance of your timekeeper.

At Ethos Watches, get a watch winder at the most competitive price and enjoy the luxury of an everlasting time teller. There are two kinds of watch winders available at Ethos - a Single and a Double watch winder. The functions for both the watch winders are similar, the only differentiating factor being that in the double watch winder you can set two watches at different rotation speeds simultaneously. The smooth black finish of the box exudes a refined appeal matching perfectly with the brilliance of your automatic watch. The machinery is impeccable and with the help of an instruction manual you can swiftly pass through all the steps of winding your watch.

Below is a guide to the functional and operational aspects of the watch winder.

Functional scope:

• LCD control
• Individual programming - Each rotary disk can be programmed according to the requirements of the watch in question.
• Standard programming - Watch winders are supplied with a factory setting of 900 rotations per day, whereby the direction of the rotation can change. This is the most common variant for winding up mechanical movements, but this can naturally be changed at any time.
• Number of rotations - The number of rotations can be set to between 600 and 1800 rotations per day, according to the requirements of the watch movement.
• Setting of rotations - Select the most suitable rotational direction for the movement of your watch. Simply press the button to select a rotation to the right, to the left or automatic direction change.

Location selection:

When selecting the correct location for your watch winder, please take note that to ensure a perfect winding result, it should be positioned on a horizontal surface.

Commissioning:

Connect the power adapter into the input socket at the rear of the watch winder. Should you not use the watch winder for a longer period, we recommend disconnecting it from the power supply.

 Winding up watches:

Press the watch holder together and holder together and carefully pull the watch over it. Release the pressure a little so that the watch holder adapts to the size of the strap circumference. Then place the watch cushion in the watch winder and start operation.

 Operating watch winders

Description of LCD display

• 1^st slot from left Indicates the selected rotary disk
• 2^nd slot indicates the selected memory channel - we recommend using only memory channel ‘0’
• 3^rd slot indicates the selected number of rotations per day
• 5^th slot denotes the selected rotational direction
• The number below the first slot shows which rotary disks are activated

Procedure

• Line: Press the line key to switch from one rotary disk to the next
• TPD: Press the TPD key to switch between 650, 900, 1350 and 1800 rotations per day
• Press the arrow key to select the required rotational direction of the activated rotary disk
• MCH: Press the MCH key to select the memory channel (we recommend using only memory channel ‘0’)
• On/Off: Press the on/off key to activate or deactivate the selected rotary disk

Rotation modes:

Your watch winder passes through one interval per hour. Depending on the number of rotations selected the relation between the winding and resting phase changes. If automatic rotational change is activated, the rotary disk turns to the right 50% of the operating phase and 50% to the left.