Wyler Geneve Watch winder settings

Find the correct winding settings for your Wyler Geneve. TPD and direction profiles for Code-R, and more.

2 models 1 collections 650 TPD range Updated 2026-07-23

Caliber Quick reference

All Wyler Geneve movements at a glance — TPD, direction, and power reserve by caliber.

Caliber	TPD	Direction	Power Reserve	Models
2894-2	650	Bidirectional	42h

All Wyler Geneve Models

2 watches grouped by collection. Click to expand.

Code-R 2 Models

Model	Reference	Caliber	TPD	Direction	Reserve
Code-R Chronograph Pink Gold	100.2.00.BB1.RBA	2894-2	650	Bidirectional	42h
Code-R Chronograph Red Dial	100.4.00.RE1.CR	2894-2	650	Bidirectional	42h

Code-R Chronograph Pink Gold

Ref: 100.2.00.BB1.RBA

Cal: 2894-2

TPD: 650

Dir: Bidirectional

Reserve: 42h

Code-R Chronograph Red Dial

Ref: 100.4.00.RE1.CR

Cal: 2894-2

TPD: 650

Dir: Bidirectional

Reserve: 42h

Understanding Winding settings

Every Wyler Geneve automatic watch has specific winding requirements determined by its movement caliber. The two key settings are: TPD (turns per day) — the number of rotations per 24 hours. Wyler Geneve movements in our database require between 650 TPD. Direction — clockwise (CW), counter-clockwise (CCW), or bidirectional. This depends on the rotor winding mechanism in each caliber.

Using the correct settings ensures your Wyler Geneve stays accurately wound without over-stressing the movement. The Time Machine app automatically applies the right profile for your specific model from our database of 2 Wyler Geneve references.

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