Damasko DK10, DK11 Si

[Návštěvník YPO]

ví někdo kompetentní na kterou stranu se tendle strojek natahuje ? .... příde mi to že se natahuje jednosměrně, páč na jednu stanu lítá rotor jak valdžuk ..... buhví co pod tím deklem je 

[cali]

Use the google Luke,.... natahuje jednym smerom:

 

Speaking of talking to Damasko, we published a corrected version of my last review in Worn & Wound based on updated data. While there are still many things to recommend about Damasko's automatic winding system, being bidirectional isn't one of them. It turns out that, for whatever reason, Damasko has opted out of using its special bidirectional system for this generation of movements in favor of a simpler unidirectional design. I haven't been able to see the actual design of this winding system, but I would like to, since unidirectional systems are characteristically very small, where on the A35 there is a large housing for the winding components. Switching to (from prototype to production, in this case) unidirectional winding isn't unheard of in this industry. Jaeger switched to unidirectional for their famous 899 and GP and JeanRichard exclusively use unidirectional winding in their current generation of in house movements (GP being quite proud of this fact). Jaeger and GP have famously defended their move to unidirectional winding systems, going so far as to claim that it's actually more efficient than bidirectional systems. Certainly there is no shortage of fans of unidirectional winding, primarily two massive movement makers, namely Miyota and Valjoux (made by ETA).

[Návštěvník YPO]

díkec .... tak mám dobrej postřeh