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Old 26 September 2024, 04:36 AM   #1
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Original Top Hat C127 Crystal Passes Pressure Test - Is That Unusual?

My 1680 just returned from a movement service by a local watchmaker. He did not remove the C127 crystal or retaining ring during service, but did replace all gaskets. The watch passed a dry pressure test.

I occasionally quickly rinse the watch under a faucet and wipe it dry, but do not swim or otherwise submerse it.

Should I be concerned that the crystal was not replaced? Is it unusual for a 50+ year old acrylic crystal to still pass a pressure test?
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