B BINGER Men's Skeleton Watches Automatic Mechanical Ailang Watch with Dual Balance Wheels

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Product description The B BINGER Ailang watch is inspired by simple, elegant, and generous images and creates a unique emotional connection between the watch and the wearer. a watch is a part of you, a record of your life, a record of your personality, and all the important moments you have experienced. staring at this watch, you can review your past, like reading a book that records your life. The iconic style of the B BINGER Ailang watch is attention to detail. It focuses on the processing and work of details and reinterprets traditional watchmaking techniques. with its unique design, it created new B BINGER Ailang watches, giving watches new vitality. Each block watch has its own unique DNA and has its own unique style. pass the message it wants to express. today, we invite you to join us in exploring the timeless collection of timeless collections. What can I do when the watch stops? Fully winding up spring needs be turn the crown clockwise 30-40 rounds to start the watch and give it some reserve power， Self-winding automatic movement watch needs to wear every day (for about 8 to 14 hours a day)， The Automatic Wrist Watch is wound by the motion of the wearer's arm， that is wound by wrist movements thanks to the rotor， this device winds the watch's mainspring automatically using the natural motions of the wrist, with a rotating-weight mechanism. If an automatic watch is not worn for a day or two, Or the natural movement of the wrist is very small, it will wind down and need to be Supplementary winding by hand to get it started again, turning a Crown winding attached to a ratchet which twists the mainspring tighter, Energy is stored in the mainspring manually by winding it up. A separate set of gears called the keyless work winds the mainspring when the crown is rotated, and when the crown is pulled out a short distance allow the hands to be turned to set the watch. Directions The spring energy storage done by the wearer's arm movement or manually winding