What time is it? Watches and horology

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inchpincher in reply to @JB

Yeah I'd only be using for bracelets. I'd read some stuff about them possibly loosening stone settings in rings but it's my wife who really wants one. I'll stick it on her Christmas list and fill it full of filthy watch parts.

@Tenderloin @The.Gren Thanks chaps, is there a go to model or just a generic £50 job?

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The.Gren in reply to @inchpincher

The electronics are prone to breaking, so get one that you can return easily.

Don't froget that these things have a "duty cycle" where they need to cool down, so let it rest.

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inchpincher in reply to @The.Gren

I had one decades ago for cleaning carburettors but I think it shit the bed and got tossed. Seems you get industrial looking ones or ‘kitchen worktop friendly’ looking ones which are twice the price.

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