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About 20 years.

Plus the left is a chronometer, right isn't.

I agree.

https://i.ibb.co/b2b4Lyc/cw.jpg

Which is why I was checking here...

Not obvious to me.

The assured way this other person was saying it's always an anti-clockwise crown movement to turn the hands clockwise, and the fact that all my other watches went the opposite...

Thanks for the answers; I guess I've just happened to have all "clockwise" crown/movements up until now.

Which method is more common to move watch hands clockwise?
1: Turn the crown clockwise
2: Turn the crown anti-clockwise

This question comes about from me purchasing a (vintage) watch which...

Oh so that's the post that caused all the fuss!

Late in the day I know, but there's nothing you can do to make it show up on their feed - they must either retweet your message or reply to you.

I never knew it, but I NEED a Jupiterphase watch in my life! Incredible stuff.

Then the system has worked :)

Thanks for this - very useful.

FYI you've got "):" at the end of most of the links, so they don't work properly.

I always assumed it was for when the minute/hour hand was covering the actual date, so you can work it out by seeing the dates either side.

Cheers al, interesting stuff - there doesn’t appear to be much information readily available about these.

Fantastic, thanks for the info guys. The website I found about the movement was this, which was why I thought it should hack: https://www.watch-wiki.net/index.php?title=JLC_470

Thanks number2

Hi all,

Long time lurker, first time poster, and I'm after a bit of help if anyone is willing and able please.

I just made my first move into the the world of vintage and, after researching for...