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subgmt · 4 March 2010, 02:26 PM

Hi sorry that if this was asked before,

I was comparing the Sub versus the SD 4000. After unwinding each crown on both SD4000 and the Sub 16610. I feel that the Sub has a longer crown stem length when you pull out the crown and the SD seems shorter....

Is it true or there is something wrong with the SD4000 i was handling?

Comparing the Sub to the Daytona,I was handling the Daytona at the AD, it has the shorter stem length when you pull out the crown, is it due to non-date calibre?

Hope some tech expert could advice. Is this due to the water resistance ratings or just the unique design of each piece. thanks.

4 March 2010, 02:26 PM	#1
subgmt "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Near CA Watch: Rado Posts: 104	Is there a difference between the crown stem length of Sub versus SD? Hi sorry that if this was asked before, I was comparing the Sub versus the SD 4000. After unwinding each crown on both SD4000 and the Sub 16610. I feel that the Sub has a longer crown stem length when you pull out the crown and the SD seems shorter.... Is it true or there is something wrong with the SD4000 i was handling? Comparing the Sub to the Daytona,I was handling the Daytona at the AD, it has the shorter stem length when you pull out the crown, is it due to non-date calibre? Hope some tech expert could advice. Is this due to the water resistance ratings or just the unique design of each piece. thanks.

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