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PAM212 Crown guard screws problem - anyone else had this?


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I recently took my 212 to my local watchsmith as the bloody thing had stopped for no reason..and being a 7750 I feared the worst. However he managed to get it going in seconds.

However he had to remove the crown guard and I said I'd screw it back on at home. I get home and the screws seem to have threaded so I can't screws the guard back in.

It looks like I need screws about another couple of mm longer to make it stick.

Has anyone else had this issue with their PAMs? At this rate I'm going to have to superglue the bugger. Does anyone know where I can find screws this size or similar?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Tom.

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No problems here m8, but if you dont want to take the CG off anymore you could use some metalcement to fill up the thread and put the screw back in or tap a new thread in it after filling it..

Good luck

  • 10 months later...
Posted
I recently took my 212 to my local watchsmith as the bloody thing had stopped for no reason..and being a 7750 I feared the worst. However he managed to get it going in seconds.

However he had to remove the crown guard and I said I'd screw it back on at home. I get home and the screws seem to have threaded so I can't screws the guard back in.

It looks like I need screws about another couple of mm longer to make it stick.

Has anyone else had this issue with their PAMs? At this rate I'm going to have to superglue the bugger. Does anyone know where I can find screws this size or similar?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Tom.

had the same problem on my 253 (same case and cg as 212).. Except that I lost one of my screws when it decided to fall out by itself. It was a pain tryin to get screws.. I eventually had to send my watch back to Jay so that he could fix the problem since the screws he sent me didnt work...

here

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First step would be to try running a flat bottom tap down the threads to see if they can be refreshed. If that doesn't work, you then hope that you have the usual 1.6mm size screws at the moment so that you can take them out to the 2mm that many have- drill, tap and fit new screws.

Posted

Yes I have had the same problem... it seems the screws are a little too short in the reps. I still have yet to find replacements, but hopefully I will have some info soon.

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