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Stowa Partitio: handwind or auto?

fret_wimp2 · 2015-05-01 09:59:04

Looking at the Stowa Partitio (white face version) as my next catch. Problem is im unsure weather to go for handwind or auto. All my watches are auto at present so im used to them just staying wound. The handwind is a few mil thinner though so im unsure which i should go for. Whats the consensus on the fourm?

01-05-2015 9:59am

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fret_wimp2

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Looking at the Stowa Partitio (white face version) as my next catch. Problem is im unsure weather to go for handwind or auto.

All my watches are auto at present so im used to them just staying wound.
The handwind is a few mil thinner though so im unsure which i should go for.

Whats the consensus on the fourm?

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#2 01-05-2015 10:13am

CarltonBrowne

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I would typically prefer a dress watch to be as thin as possible so, all other things being equal, I'd go for handwind. Obviously things often aren't that equal. It's a nice dilemma to have.

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