I Power Tested the Winner Diver Automatic Watch… Here’s the REAL Results for a $29 Winner.

If you’ve ever wondered how long a Winner Diver actually runs on a full wind, this video is for you. Today I tested three brand‑new Winner Diver watches, all using the DD111 automatic movement, to find out the real power reserve you can expect when you buy one. Each watch was fully wound, left to run until it stopped, and timed down to the minute. No guesses — just real measurements. Here are the results: Watch #1: 40 hours 04 minutes Watch #2: 40 hours 39 minutes Watch #3: 40 hours 41 minutes All three watches ran over 40 hours, which is honestly impressive for a budget automatic. If you’re thinking about picking up a Winner Diver, or you already own one and want to know what the DD111 / DD119 movement is capable of, this video will give you a clear, real‑world answer. Along the way, I talk a bit about the watch itself, the movement, and why these budget divers are fun to collect, test, and wear. In this video: Full wind test on three DD111 / DD119 movements Real power‑reserve measurements What you can expect from a new Winner Diver Watch talk while we wait for the results Whether you’re a watch collector, a modder, or just curious about budget automatics, this video will help you understand what the DD111 movement can really do. #watchrepair #winnerdiver #automaticwatch #powerreserve