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I wouldn't worry about a winder but without knowing what movement is in the watch and how many revolutions per day it needs to stay wound I can only say as Ken did ,,,,give it 30 days of wear to break it in and then give it about 20-30 winds total per day to keep it running.....10-15 winds at night before bed and then again when you wake and you should be fine as long as you are wearing it daily watch2.gif
Thanks guys, I'll take a few pictures when I get around to it. Now I just need to look out for auto winder.