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AT rotor spinning when winding with crown
Wifeys new AT 34mm. 8800 cal. Noticed that the rotor spins when winding the crown. Only happens when held horizontal, not when it’s vertical.
Keeps good time. Do I need to be concerned.
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Real Name: Tony
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 ). Since the watch is new then this can and should be corrected under Omega's warranty policy.
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Today, 12:01 PM
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Real Name: Eddie
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My 14060M did this once because contamination from wear had caused friction on the face of some gear plates.
A service was required. But a new watch shouldn’t have this issue. Something is out of alignment? A warrant visit is required?
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Today, 07:10 PM
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Have contacted OB and awaiting their response.
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