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Manatee · 4 April 2006, 10:16 PM

Rayce,

Each of my Rolex watches has a different feel when unscrewing crown and pulling out the stem -- even though mostly of them have essentially the same movement. I think it's just the slight differences in the cutting of the threads. Some are slick and easy, while others feel rough and tight. Also, whenever I have one serviced, and the crown and tube are replaced, it will feel different than it did with its old parts. It's unlikely that there's any problem with your watch.

Peter

4 April 2006, 10:16 PM	#1
Manatee Banned Join Date: May 2005 Location: Washington DC Are Posts: 677	Rayce, Each of my Rolex watches has a different feel when unscrewing crown and pulling out the stem -- even though mostly of them have essentially the same movement. I think it's just the slight differences in the cutting of the threads. Some are slick and easy, while others feel rough and tight. Also, whenever I have one serviced, and the crown and tube are replaced, it will feel different than it did with its old parts. It's unlikely that there's any problem with your watch. Peter

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