No, there is not a distinct pop. It just sort of unwinds to the winding position. The snaps to the first and second points are solid, tho. And out to the hour and back, it seems to be winding, but actually locks back down after a few turns. It's like I can't find the spot between winding and screwing in.
Hello, I have seen this on the some 300s and Ultra Deeps. Your timepiece will need service. The case tube needs to be changed. Take it to the AD you purchased from and it needs to be covered by the Omega Factory Warranty. All the best.
Hello, I have seen this on the some 300s and Ultra Deeps. Your timepiece will need service. The case tube needs to be changed. Take it to the AD you purchased from and it needs to be covered by the Omega Factory Warranty. All the best.
Hello, I have seen this on the some 300s and Ultra Deeps. Your timepiece will need service. The case tube needs to be changed. Take it to the AD you purchased from and it needs to be covered by the Omega Factory Warranty. All the best.
The Tube ? Why that ? The Tube has nothing to do with not finding the correct position for winding. Your Stem is too short. An easy fix . Your advice is not good advice.
I have that in blue. LOVE IT. I did notice, within the first 2 weeks, unscrewing the crown was very stiff. It did not feel like it was fully free. I pulled the stem fully (as to set the time) and pushed in to feel the 'click'. I was able to wind and then pushing in, I was able to secure the stem.
Today, six months later, it is no longer an issue.
Hope that helps.
I have tried that to some extent - I don't want to break it! - but I'll try it again before I send it in. The AD already sent me a label.
