Turns Per Day (TPD)

How many Turns Per Day (TPD) does a watch require to be fully wound up? Each watch manufacturer has their recommended TPD required to keep their watch wound. Normally, the range is from 500 to 1,000 TPD with each manufacturer being slightly different.

Here is a list of some of the major watch manufacturers and their recommended TPD:

Audemars Piguet - 650
Auguste Reymond - 650
Baume & Mercier - 650 - 800
Bertolucci - 650
Blancplain - 650
Breguet - 500
Breitling - 650 - 800
Cartier - 650
Chase Durer - 650 - 800
Chopard - 650
Chonoswiss - 650 - 800
Corum - 650
Daniel Mink - 650
Dubey & Schaldenbrand - 650 - 800
Ebel - 650
ETA -650 - 800
Fortis - 650 - 800
Frederic Piquet - 800
Frederique Constant - 600
Hanhart - 650 - 800
Hublot - 650
IWC - 650 - 800
Jaeger Lecoutre - 650 - 900
Jean Marcel - 650 - 800
Maurice Lacroix - 650 - 800
Officine Panerai - 650 - 800
Omega - 650 - 800
Oris - 650 - 800
Patek Philipe - 650 - 800
Paul Picot - 650 - 800
Perrelet - 650
Piaget - 800
RGM - 650 - 800
Rolex - 650
Sothis - 650 - 800
Tag Heuer - 650 - 800
Tutima - 650 - 800
Ulysse Nardin - 650 - 800
Universal Geneve - 800
Waldan International - 500
Wenger - 800
Zenith - 650

This is a list of some of the more popular manufacturers. For other manufactureres not listed above, please consult the manufacturer. In general, 500 TPD is the minimum and 1,000 TPD is the maximum.

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