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    What’s the best hand wind watch?

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    I really like the idea of hand wind watches, but it’s hard to find one other than Hamilton mechanical. Any suggestions?

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    Ok

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    lorier falcon is a total sleeper if you want that vintage vibe without the hamilton price tag.

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    Baltic MR01 is a total beauty if you want to get your daily workout in via the crown.

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    Look at the Farer Stanhope or their other manual models. They use top-grade Sellita movements that feel way smoother to wind than a basic Hamilton.

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    Traska just released a manual wind version of the Venturer that feels way more robust than a Khaki. My Nodus is an auto, but for value in a manual, the Baltic Bicompax is hard to beat since the Seagull movement keeps the case profile impressively thin.

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    I've heard some good things about Seagull'

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    Anonymous2 months ago

    Arg - I've heard good things about the Seagull handwinding movement. Apparently, it's used in a few micro brands, and I've recently seen it in the Boderry Voyager Chronograph, which I've had my eye on for a while.

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