Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph TPD & Winder Settings | Swiss Watch Store
Own a Longines Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph? Getting the winder settings right means the difference between a watch that is always running accurately and one that keeps stopping between wears. Powered by its automatic movement, this model needs a specific number of turns per day and the correct rotation direction. Here is everything you need to set your winder up correctly.
The correct TPD for this watch
Use 650 turns per day with bidirectional (rotating both ways) rotation. This is the manufacturer-appropriate setting for the Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph. A programmable winder makes this a one-time setup — configure it once and the watch stays correctly wound indefinitely.
Why the correct setting matters
An automatic watch is a machine that feeds on motion. When the mainspring is fully wound, the watch runs at its most consistent rate; as the reserve drains, accuracy can drift and complications like the date may need resetting. The right TPD keeps the reserve topped up, so your Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph is accurate and ready to wear whenever you pick it up. It is worth knowing that a wrong setting will not damage a modern automatic — the slipping mainspring simply releases excess tension — but a watch wound at the wrong rate is one that is often stopped or running flat.
Winder buying advice
The Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph is not fussy about brands of winder — it is fussy about settings. Pick a programmable winder, set the TPD and direction from this page, and it will stay perfectly wound. For capacity, let your collection decide: a compact single winder for one watch, or a multi-watch winder that grows with your collecting. Start with our watch winder collection and filter by the features you need.
Frequently asked questions
What TPD does the Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph need?
650 turns per day is the setting to use, with the winder in bidirectional (rotating both ways) mode.
Which winding direction should I use for the Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph?
Wind it bidirectional (rotating both ways). Getting the direction right keeps the rotor working efficiently.
Will any automatic watch winder work with the Conquest Automatic: L1.641 Chronograph?
A programmable winder is recommended — it lets you match the exact TPD and direction this watch needs.