Programmable

Gearbox-Driven

Microprocessor-Regulated

650 – 1,600 TPD

Made in Wilmington

Mechanism II · Programmable

Regulation, to the turn.

A microprocessor-governed gearbox winder. Turns per day, direction, and rest protocol — set precisely, held precisely.

The Mechanism

A gearbox, governed by firmware.

A two-stage precision gearbox with planetary reduction drives the cup. The arrangement isolates the watch from torque spikes and lets turns-per-day be set to any value across the range.

  • iDriveTwo-stage precision gearbox with planetary reduction
  • iiTurns per day650 to 1,600, set continuously across the range
  • iiiDirectionClockwise, counter-clockwise, or bidirectional
  • ivRest protocolUser-defined wind/rest cycle, hours adjustable
  • vControlDedicated microcontroller on a shock-mounted board
  • viService lifeMotor runs at fraction of rated stress; measured in decades
Programmable in application — Avanti 12
Avanti 12 · Programmable
650–1,600

TPD, continuous selection

3 Directions

CW · CCW · Bidirectional

12 / 12

Default wind & rest, adjustable

Avanti 6 — Programmable
Avanti 6 · Six-winder module
By Comparison

Why gearbox design matters.

Mass-market “programmable”Orbita Programmable
DriveDirect-drive, single stageTwo-stage precision gearbox
TPDFixed presets, approximate650–1,600, continuous
DirectionUsually one directionCW, CCW, or bidirectional
VerificationOpen-loop, no feedbackRevolution count vs elapsed time
Service lifeOften replaced, not repairedMeasured in decades
The Catalogue

Standard Programmable winders.

From the Milano to the multi-module Avanti, every winder below is available with the standard Programmable mechanism.

Specialty Programmable

Three programmable specialties.

Built on the same regulated platform, configured for specific needs — the Tourbillon in cylinder format with single-turn increments, the Futura on a two-preset HI/LO cycle, and the Voyager for travel.

Every Programmable winder is assembled, tested, and serviced in Wilmington, North Carolina.

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