Jqueen watch winder settings for AEROWATCH

AEROWATCH, Switzerland, was founded in 1910 as a manufacturer of outstanding pendants and pocket watches at the time. It is located in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a famous Swiss watch manufacturing base. Family-run companies also suffered from disaster in the First World War. In 1935, the factory moved to Neuchtel. Since then, the pocket watches and watches produced by the Aero Watch Factory have taken the lead in the industry. In 1959, Georges Crevoisier successfully took over the business from his father and promoted Gaara to more than 30 countries. The successful operation quickly cultivated a group of loyal and reliable customers, and achieved a high international reputation. After Georges Crevoisie's solid business in 46 years, he handed over the company to the next generation of Denis Bolzli before he retired. Now, AEROWATCH is based in Le Noirmont and is mainly managed by Denis’ two sons, Fred-Eric and Jean-Sebastien Bolzli. Aero Watch launched the moon-like watch series, and it replaced the market position dominated by pocket watches and ordinary watches. While continuing to maintain the noble and elegant style, it also takes a very positive attitude towards the new trends in the future.

Most watch winders can correctly wind the automatic winding movement of the AEROWATCH watch. Normally, AEROWATCH's self-winding movement needs to rotate 650 to 800 revolutions per day, most of which can rotate clockwise. So please take some time and like to choose a cute clockwork that suits you and your watch.

It is no coincidence that most automatic watches produced today have very common spring specifications, so it is easy to find a suitable barrel.

After programming the winder onto the watch, you can keep it, which will leave your AEROWATCH watch intact and ready to wear!

The table below shows that most AEROWATCH watches sold today are wound in combination mode, but there are always exceptions, so make sure you understand the correct specifications of the watch.

(Always make sure to use the manufacturer’s specifications as the "number of turns per day" and "winding direction". «CW»-clockwise winding direction; «CCW»-counterclockwise winding direction; «two» combination modes (clockwise + Clockwise + counterclockwise) ;)