Questions & Answers for: Fossil winding automatic watch

winding, the second-hand stops moving. Also when I wind it slowly, I can feel some minor resistance as if it is getting caught on something, but when I wind it at a normal speed I notice nothing. When

automatic (i.e. self winding) and therefore does not need winding - but it does need to be worn to keep the spring wound up. The Fossil site has a complete list of their models and selecting one gives

...Automatic Movement With date ,The watch will not wind wth the crown or by shaking the watch.Second hand never moves. It sounds as if your watch is in need of some TLC by a watch repairer. (I assume ...

...winding rotor. Automatic watches can bind up if they are not used for a period of time; the lubricating oil used in some of the pivots can harden--or at least provide enough resistance that the ...

...winding "Automatic" watches spread out the time change throughout the night. Also note that you do not want to make day/date adjustments with the crown in the middle position during the night as it ...

...automatic and winding is not working Try winding it by hand. If it will wind manually and works then the problem is the 'winding mechanism' If it won't wind by hand then you need a ...