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Old 2 July 2020, 04:36 AM   #31
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Hi Bas,

Quick question for you: what is the criterium for replacing tube and crown?
I read once, if the crown still captures 270 degrees turn, it is oke, if it is less replace crown and maybe also the tube?
What is your much appreciated opinion?

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Tube is standard replacement during service unless it is gold and it damaged.

Crown, any deep scratches/dings and it is an option, if it catches hard, or only secures on a thread or two or is simply massively scratched/dent then it is not an option.

Up to the individual watchmaker to decide, within these 'guidelines'. I am usually pretty strict and often say that it needs replacement where other watchmakers might not.
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