May seem tempting to keep your automatic watch wound up all the time, but unless it is a real complicated moon phase set up do not do it. This will wear your prized beauty out requiring expensive repair. I have a large collection of automatics that I wear one week at a time in rotation, the watch has enough power to start running by the time I finish tying my tie, and then I set it. I never use the winding feature, and my vintage watches are in great shape, not worn out from running for 30 years. My watchmaker put me wise to this. Just so long as the watch is worn in rotation for at least a week at a time, you will get many years of trouble free service. Keep them on a winder you are asking for trouble.
Best to check with your watch manufacturer for recommendations. Why would take the chance to destroy your expensive heirloom to be?

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