A. Lange & Söhne · Lange 1
Lange 1
- Diameter
- 38.5 mm
- Movement
- Manual
Guide
A hand-wound (manual) watch has no rotor. You wind the mainspring by turning the crown, typically once a day, and the watch stops when the spring runs down.
Leaving out the rotor lets a movement be thinner, and makers often show it off through a display caseback. Some owners enjoy the daily winding; others find it a chore, so it is worth deciding which camp you are in.
This page lists every reference in our catalogue whose movement type is sourced as manual.
A. Lange & Söhne · Lange 1
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Timex · Marlin
Vacheron Constantin · Patrimony
Included: references whose movement type carries a recorded source and reads "manual". A watch without a sourced movement type is left out, even if it is hand-wound in reality.
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