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Old 15 April 2021, 03:10 AM   #10
Dirt
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Originally Posted by CharlesN View Post
If you want ... It can be adjusted.

It is a simple thing to do.

The tube is rotated a little and tried until the crown aligns.

DO NOT TRY TO DO IT YOURSELF
I don't think so.
The Crown tube seats on a gasket located at a step near the base for water resistance purposes.
When it's screwed in there's no way to predict how it will affect the alignment of the Winding crown.
It's not like they're indexed in any fashion, or assembled as a matched set for alignment purposes and it wouldn't be practical anyway.
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