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geriguy
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A Review of the New Omega Chrono Movement
geriguy replied to Francisco's topic in Francisco's Reviews And Tutorials
And what about the crown (+ the tube)? Is it the same as in the older seamasters? I hope they improved something... -
Aham... Thanks the quick reply! Now I understand it!
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Can you describe it a little more? I will order a PO chrono (correct subdials) today, and I don't want to [censored] up the crown... Never have watch with screw crown... I downloaded a GEN users manual, and I read out this: If I understand good: To adjust the date and the time: -I should screw out the crown (Can I screw too much? or it is not possible?) -I should pull the crown a little to adjust the date (after the pulling I should screw to clockwise to set the date) -I should pull the crown fully to adjust the time (after the pulling I should screw to cw or countercw) -After that I should push back the crown and I need to screw it in (back to the original position - clockwise) Andrew suggested me: When I pushed back the crown I can start the screwing back, but I also need to push the crown ( push + screwing). And I should do this slowly. OK, I understand this. I But what is your suggestion? Sorry, but English is not my first language, and I don't understand the exact procedure that you suggest to save the crown. When should I screw it Counter-clockwise to click? At the end of the whole procedure?
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Can you describe it a little more? I will order a PO chrono (correct subdials) today, and I don't want to [censored] up the crown... I downloaded a GEN users manual, and I read out this: If I understand good: To adjust the date and the time: -I should screw down the crown (Can I screw too much? or it is not possible?) -I should pull the crown a little to adjust the date (after the pulling I should screw to clockwise) -I should pull the crown fully to adjust the time (after the pulling I should screw to cw or countercw) Andrew suggested me: When I pushed back the crown I can start the screwing back, but I also need to push the crown ( push + screwing). And I should do this slowly. OK, I understand this. But what is your (The Zigmeister's) method? (Sorry, but English is not my first language, and I don't understand your description.