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felsby
··I don't see any option in settings or profileAny guesses about what happened to these lugs on a UG Uni-Compax? Notice the irregular lines on the back side.
Universal Geneve Uni-Compax: Lug Fracture Lines Explained
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Oku
·That's totally fine. It is not a fracture but due to the production process and appears on many cases.
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Oku
·You are welcome.
Unfortunately not. My guess is, that the lugs are hollow and that the "fracture" is the fissure where the former plane material is welded together. But I am not a case maker...
Unfortunately not. My guess is, that the lugs are hollow and that the "fracture" is the fissure where the former plane material is welded together. But I am not a case maker...
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size11s
·This 'crease line' is seen on many vintage Longines' watches. It is apparently a result of a manufacturing process. It is discussed in this thread from a few years ago.
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magana_manuel
·I’m not sure if it has anything to do with it, but I own two watches with the same issue, and the only thing they have in common is that they both have fixed spring bars.
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.It’s fine. Common. . Has something to do with the mfg process.
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Hal10000
·Regardless of the discussion here, that is a HOT one. Dial 🥵🥵🥵
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