Thinking of getting a mechanical watch

Trouble is, I'm a literal autist.
Will frequent hand flapping damage the mechanism or lose the correct time?
Serious question.

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if you get an automatic watch it will actually wind up the mechanism.

No watches have had Incabloc style shock protection since the 1930's

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I know even with golf swings automatic movements can be damaged, but those involve a swift crack, I don't know if flapping would do anything. I wouldn't worry too much but then again my only mechanical watch is >$100. Try and

Get a grey market Seiko 5 on ebay then when you inevitably lose or break it you’re only out $70.

>70$
Jesus, just get a Vostok if you want good value.

>Vostok
Good god those are ugly. I would put one on an open casket as a prank.

The Tissot Visodate silver is THE

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would a watch from 1800s be better than what we now have in stores?

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