windable
Windable refers to a device or mechanism that can be operated by winding a spring or similar component. This winding action stores potential energy, which is then gradually released to power the device's function. Historically, windable mechanisms were common in many everyday objects before the advent of widespread electricity.
Examples of windable devices include mechanical watches, which use a wound spring to power their intricate
The winding mechanism typically involves a gear system that tightens a spring. As the spring unwinds, it