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31 March 2014, 04:38 AM
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Real Name: Sam
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Stem movement?
Probably a newbie question but just an observation I've noted when I pull the crown out to set the time on my Milgauss there quite a bit of sideways movement on the crown and stem! Compared it to my SubC and that has some but I think the crown guards hide it!
I assume this is normal but just something I haven't noticed in the three years of ownership. |
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31 March 2014, 09:54 AM
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Real Name: Ken
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There was a thread about this regarding a 116610 that had the same observation . Consensus was for the OP not to worry about it. Others with more knowledge should be along to help further but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it!
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2 April 2014, 07:30 AM
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Real Name: Richard
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The crown/stem connection is not completely rigid; there is some flex to allow for articulation of the crown while screwing it down.
It's normal... 
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