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thomaswentworth · 26 February 2018, 11:44 PM

Reading the news this morning, I came across a story with a photo...

In the image, you will see a crown (tooth), the inner part of the crown that slides into the crown tube, and the crown tube.

The crown tube looks very familiar, but seems to be missing the black O-ring which would really provide a nice level of water-resistance. The groove is there... maybe they just didn't want to give away too much in the photo so competitors wouldn't see the O-ring gasket on the crown tube.

26 February 2018, 11:44 PM	#1
thomaswentworth Banned Join Date: Feb 2018 Real Name: Tom Wentworth Location: Los Angeles Watch: Rolex 116610 Sub Posts: 541	Has Rolex gotten into the dental field? Reading the news this morning, I came across a story with a photo... In the image, you will see a crown (tooth), the inner part of the crown that slides into the crown tube, and the crown tube. The crown tube looks very familiar, but seems to be missing the black O-ring which would really provide a nice level of water-resistance. The groove is there... maybe they just didn't want to give away too much in the photo so competitors wouldn't see the O-ring gasket on the crown tube.

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