Moving the crown when it’s pushed in

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JFerraro819

·Mar 8, 2019

good afternoon,

I recently purchase an omega without a screw in crown. My question is when the crown is pushed in fully is it normal to be able to move it slightly forward and back? I can feel resistance and it seems to stop after moving it forward a bit but I seem to be able to move it again every half hour or so.

 

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Foo2rama

·Mar 8, 2019·Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.

Fully in should be the winding position in most watches. Which model?

 

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JFerraro819

·Mar 8, 2019

deville hour vision. i thought it was one notch out to wind?

 

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Foo2rama

·Mar 8, 2019·Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.

JFerraro819

deville hour vision. i thought it was one notch out to wind?

Which movement on it?

 

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JFerraro819

·Mar 8, 2019

8500. my speedmaster which is also a push in crown can also be moved so I'm thinking either I'm doing something wrong or the crown can still be turned a bit when fully in

 

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JFerraro819

·Mar 8, 2019

Nvm I believe your are correct. I was just thinking there the crown would need to be out to wind.

 

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Foo2rama

·Mar 8, 2019·Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.

Yup when it all the way it winds.