Silly question on the Speedmaster Moonwatch

Posts

114

Likes

76

winndixie

·Jun 26, 2025

I was checking the serial number of my watch against the reference number. Thankfully they match. But I noticed that, unlike the sale promotion photos on the website, my case back is askew. Not perfectly set as the photo. Is that normal, or was it overtightened?

 

Posts

1,720

Likes

6,540

bsowers34

·Jun 26, 2025

winndixie

I was checking the serial number of my watch against the reference number. Thankfully they match. But I noticed that, unlike the sale promotion photos on the website, my case back is askew. Not perfectly set as the photo. Is that normal, or was it overtightened?

Normal.

 

Posts

5,725

Likes

26,981

YY77

·Jun 26, 2025

Those are renders on the Omega site, only if they designed the watch with a Naiad lock caseback (Apollo 11 50th anniversary steel) it will be perfectly aligned.

 

Posts

114

Likes

76

winndixie

·Jun 26, 2025

Thank you. It seems odd that a watch made with such precision isn't quite as precise as it should be. hahaha

 

Posts

23,107

Likes

51,596

Dan S

·Jun 26, 2025

winndixie

Thank you. It seems odd that a watch made with such precision isn't quite as precise as it should be. hahaha

Screw-on casebacks don't generally have a particular orientation.

 

Posts

1,720

Likes

6,540

bsowers34

·Jun 26, 2025

YY77

Those are renders on the Omega site, only if they designed the watch with a Naiad lock caseback (Apollo 11 50th anniversary steel) it will be perfectly aligned.

Or Snoopy 50.

 

Posts

2,657

Likes

3,537

Donn Chambers

·Jun 26, 2025

Rolex case backs are never off kilter - because they don’t have anything written on them! 😉

Just a drawback with a more decorative case backs.

 

Posts

114

Likes

76

winndixie

·Jun 26, 2025

Donn Chambers

Rolex case backs are never off kilter - because they don’t have anything written on them! 😉

Just a drawback with a more decorative case backs.

Now I need to check the watch in my watch winder... haha