Little help: how to remove 7750 ROO rotor?

[GenTLe]

Please, may some of the experts chime in and tell me how to arrive to the screw that keeps the rotor of the Noob ROO Chrono in place?

I have seen that the 2 screws are fake. What I can't get is if the little round plate with the jewel in the middle of the rotor is a screw itself (and should be turned using something to fit in the 2 holes it has on the surface) or if it is somehow glued and below there is the real rotor screw.

Thanks, GenTLe

[themannier]

Just try to put the tip of your tweezer in one of the two holes on the plate, or both holes,   then turn to the left to unscrew it;  as if you use a clamp pin 

[GenTLe]

Just try to put the tip of your tweezer in one of the two holes on the plate, or both holes,   then turn to the left to unscrew it;  as if you use a clamp pin 

I tried: twisted my tweezer... If this is "the way" (so if the plate is a screw itself) then I will retry with stronger tweezers

Or build a hublot-type screwdriver for the scope...

[themannier]

Strong and larger tweezer is the way i think, good luck my firend !

I am pretty sure the plate is a screw 

[GenTLe]

Thanks I will give it abiterà try

[time4change]

those screws are decorations, I think. The rotor just snaps in place. 

[GenTLe]

Yes I confirm they aren't screws but just glued-on bits. Rotor should be there kept by a screw anyway.