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sub2004 · 16 July 2012, 10:25 AM

Guys

In some cases the dial is a little off.

This is most common if the rehaut or date is "looks" a little off.

Usually this means the dial was placed in a mm or so to the left or right.

I usually learn to live with it because having these pieces opened up for a 1mm adjustment is not worth it.

Just make a note that when you send it for the 5 year service etc, to correct this when the dial is re-installed. No big deal.

Cheers

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16 July 2012, 10:25 AM	#33
sub2004 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: South Pacific Watch: SS Daytona Posts: 643	Guys In some cases the dial is a little off. This is most common if the rehaut or date is "looks" a little off. Usually this means the dial was placed in a mm or so to the left or right. I usually learn to live with it because having these pieces opened up for a 1mm adjustment is not worth it. Just make a note that when you send it for the 5 year service etc, to correct this when the dial is re-installed. No big deal. Cheers

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