Is my watch just overwound???
newer ever say your watch is just overwound. Unless you take a pair of pliars and force the watch to wind after it is fully wound and break the winding gears or the spring – then your watch is NOT overwound!!! If someone wants to sell you a watch and tells you that “It is just overwound!” – then either 1. – He doesn’t know what he is talking about, or 2 – he is being dishonest and is handing you a line (hook, line, and sinker) to make you think the watch has little wrong with it. Watches stop for a reason. If you find a watch has stopped, the first thing you do is try to wind it. That usually works. However, suppose you drop your watch and break the staff. Then your watch will stop. You can then wind it back up, but it will not start running. It does not start because the staff is broke, not because it is overwound. You should have your watch serviced every couple of years if you want to carry it and use it. You certainly don’t wait for your car to stop before you change the oil, DO YO
