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Wobbly crown Omega 168.017
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIs the case tube still intact?
Is the crown seal still functional?
Is the crown properly connected to the stem?
What are those marks on the case surrounding the crown from?
Is the crown seal still functional?
Is the crown properly connected to the stem?
What are those marks on the case surrounding the crown from?
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lucian23
·From the description above it seems that the crown it's not properly connected to the stem. Anyway you should go to an watchmaker to fix your problem.
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DON
·Could be the wrong crown. Case tubes usually 1.5 or 2 mm. Yours could be 1.5 mm with a crown that uses a 2 mm tube
Could also be the crown tube wobbles. However. If the crown is pressed in and it wobbles. I would think the wrong crown for the case tube.
Would need to check tube diameter
Could also be the crown tube wobbles. However. If the crown is pressed in and it wobbles. I would think the wrong crown for the case tube.
Would need to check tube diameter
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kaplan
·Looks like the right crown, nice Türler edition, I have an under the star Türler as well, pretty rare, nice to see another one
Those scratch marks near the crown are alarming, I suspect there is no tube at all on the case
If you can safely open the caseback, I think a close up shot from the movement's steam area will definitely give the answer
Those scratch marks near the crown are alarming, I suspect there is no tube at all on the case
If you can safely open the caseback, I think a close up shot from the movement's steam area will definitely give the answer
