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Old 18 June 2012, 01:15 AM   #1
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Icon5 Rolex 16613 will not wind.
If I shake it enough it will start running. Still under warrany. Recommendations?
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Old 18 June 2012, 01:25 AM   #2
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Since its still under warranty send it in for a tune up/repair
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Old 18 June 2012, 01:31 AM   #3
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If I shake it enough it will start running. Still under warrany. Recommendations?
Have you tried given a full manual wind 40 full crown turns clockwise,all watches should be fully manually wound before you start wearing.
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ah.....service.....
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Old 18 June 2012, 04:22 AM   #6
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If I shake it enough it will start running. Still under warrany. Recommendations?
Sometimes I wonder if questions like this are really serious...

If it's still under warranty, and you cannot unscrew the crown and find the proper winding position for a manual wind, then it certainly should be taken in for warranty repair...
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If I shake it enough it will start running. Still under warrany. Recommendations?
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Take it in for warranty service and strap on one of your others.
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Old 18 June 2012, 05:57 AM   #9
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Sometimes I wonder if questions like this are really serious...

If it's still under warranty, and you cannot unscrew the crown and find the proper winding position for a manual wind, then it certainly should be taken in for warranty repair...
Larry, I was thinking exactly the same thing, when I read the question!

To the OP, take it in for warranty service.......
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Sometimes I wonder if questions like this are really serious...

If it's still under warranty, and you cannot unscrew the crown and find the proper winding position for a manual wind, then it certainly should be taken in for warranty repair...
I have to agree with the above......


A little more info is needed though..
You don't actually say if the winding crown is working or not. Only that shaking it will start the watch if you 'shake it enough'!?!?!

Shaking your watch is never a good method to wind your watch in any-case.
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Old 18 June 2012, 06:32 AM   #11
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Sometimes I wonder if questions like this are really serious...

If it's still under warranty, and you cannot unscrew the crown and find the proper winding position for a manual wind, then it certainly should be taken in for warranty repair...
My thoughts exactly.
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