Gerald Genta Arena Chrono Quattro Retro TPD & Winder Settings | Tempus

Gerald Genta Arena Chrono Quattro Retro TPD Settings

The Gerald Genta Arena Chrono Quattro Retro runs on an automatic calibre that keeps its power reserve topped up through wrist movement — or through a watch winder when it is off the wrist. Using the correct turns-per-day and winding direction keeps the mainspring in its optimal range, so the watch stays accurate and ready to wear.

Set your winder to the values below. Modern automatic movements have a slipping mainspring that prevents overwinding, so these settings are about keeping the watch optimally wound rather than avoiding harm.

Setting	Value
Turns per day (TPD)	800
Winding direction	Clockwise

Every Tempus winder offers clockwise, counter-clockwise and bi-directional modes with programmable TPD, so the Arena Chrono Quattro Retro's 800 TPD clockwise requirement is fully covered — each rotor programmes independently, and every winder carries a 3-year warranty.

Winders for the Arena Chrono Quattro Retro

Tempus 2 Biometric (£446) — A compact, secure home for two automatics — fingerprint access keeps your rotation protected, with independently programmable TPD on each rotor.
Tempus 4 Biometric (£971) — Our most popular multi-watch unit — four individually controlled rotors behind a fingerprint-secured lid. Ideal for a growing collection.

Back to the best watch winders for Gerald Genta guide, or browse the full TPD settings database.

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