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1. www.rolexforums.com › showthreadHow tight should you screw down your crown? - Rolex Forums ...

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   4 days ago · Watch: 14060M. Posts: 71,852. Finger tight, don't force it too tight. I know that there members here who have dove with the crown unscrewed on Subs and DS's and had no ill effects... not advised though. __________________ Rolex Submariner 14060M Omega Seamaster 2254.50 DOXA Professional 1200T.

2. watchexchange.sg › blog › guideHow to Remove Scratches from a Watch: The Ultimate Guide

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   2 days ago · Freeman advises to gently rub the paste onto the scratched area in a circular motion, ensuring you cover the entire scratch. Gently buff the area for 2-3 minutes, using light pressure to avoid damaging the crystal. Wipe off any residue with a clean cloth and check the progress. Repeat if needed for deeper scratches.

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4. breitlingsource.com › phpBB2 › viewtopicThe Breitling Watch Source Forums • View topic - crown thread

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   5 days ago · when bezel is unscrewed, push the crown down until it bottoms, turn the crown counter-clockwise (like you’re unscrewing it) until it rises up slightly, then drops back toward the case. The drop indicates you have just passed the lead thread for the mating threads.

5. breitlingsource.com › phpBB2 › viewtopicThe Breitling Watch Source Forums • View topic - Chronomat ...

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   5 days ago · I suspect that your Colt does do it, just quieter. It's the sound of the ratcheting mechanism in the winding mechanism. To unscrew the crown you have to turn it in the opposite direction to winding the watch and so the teeth 'slip' rather than engage and that's what you are hearing.

6. www.youtube.com › watchDental Crown Remover Manual With 3 Tips Bridge Removal ...

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   3 days ago · Dental Crown Remover Manual With 3 Tips Bridge Removal Restoration Instruments

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7. www.reddit.com › r › watchrepairAny ideas why the stem is able to be completely removed?

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   3 days ago · The crown and stem are able to come completely out even with the thing fully assembled. This is a first time project for me so I dont really know what I’m doing. Also could use a id on the watch in general as seen in my other posts.

8. newhavendentalcenter.com › dental-crown-careHow To Take Care Of Dental Crowns? | New Haven Dental Center

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   3 days ago · Proper care for dental crowns involves good oral hygiene and regular check-ups. Crowns last 5-15 years, depending on material and care. Watch for signs of wear, like cracks or discomfort. Learn more about extending crown lifespan and potential issues. #DentalCare #OralHealth