How to wind a ETA watch?

About ETA

The history of the ETA Group dates back to the end of the 18th century: a watch factory established in Fontainemelon in 1793. In 1855 another factory was opened in Grenchen specializing in the manufacture of "Ebauches (semi-finished watch movements)" (blank movements). It was later named ETA. In 1926, the joint-stock company Ebauches SA, which brought together the major Swiss blank movement manufacturers, was established. When SMH was established in 1983, Ebauches SA changed its name to ETA SA Fabriques d'Ebauches. Manufacturing and assembly plants are located in Switzerland and around the world including France, Germany, Thailand, Malaysia and China.

The main businesses of ETA, the cornerstone of the Swatch Group, are as follows: Guaranteed technical research for Swiss watches; development of mass production of accessories, movements and complete watches at low prices; mastery of all technologies for watches and production machines; mass assembly of movements and watches.

To achieve the above goals, ETA has its own research and development laboratory: it is also responsible for the design and development of its own production equipment. For example, one of ETA's most successful products in recent years, the Swatch production line, is designed, developed and constructed by the company itself. ETA has a global spare parts distribution network and movement inventory for after-sales service. Technical literature and international training courses distributed regularly to all markets.

Watch winder settings for ETA

Definitions:

• «CW» - Clockwise winding direction;
• «CCW» - Counterclockwise winding direction;
• «Both» - Combined mode (Clockwise + Counterclockwise);
• «–» - Undefined;

Conclusion

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