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Old 8 November 2021, 02:23 AM   #1
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Icon20 Help with Rolex Explorer 16570 winding?

Good Morning,

I was changing the time/date on my watch this morning, and think I spun the crown too many times because the hour hand will no longer move. Moreover, when I pull the crown out to change the 24hr hand, that one won't move either.

I notice that when I push the crown back in and wait a couple mins, I can then move either the hour hand or the 24hr hand a couple hours but that's it. I can't set the time correctly because it either won't move at all and just makes this clicking sound. Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: after a bit more research, it looks like the stem might be the issue since it comes right off. I'm trying to avoid taking it to an AD for service, but I will if not one has any suggestions.

Thanks,
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Old 8 November 2021, 02:38 AM   #2
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Mine working fine but I’ll be following
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Old 8 November 2021, 03:45 AM   #3
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Good Morning,

I was changing the time/date on my watch this morning, and think I spun the crown too many times because the hour hand will no longer move. Moreover, when I pull the crown out to change the 24hr hand, that one won't move either.

I notice that when I push the crown back in and wait a couple mins, I can then move either the hour hand or the 24hr hand a couple hours but that's it. I can't set the time correctly because it either won't move at all and just makes this clicking sound. Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: after a bit more research, it looks like the stem might be the issue since it comes right off. I'm trying to avoid taking it to an AD for service, but I will if not one has any suggestions.

Thanks,
Definitely not a DIY fix be careful there isn't a loose fitting in the watch I'd hack it until being repaired.
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Old 8 November 2021, 03:49 AM   #4
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Have it serviced. Keyless works has issues. Don't mess with it yourself unless you have tools and skills.
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Old 8 November 2021, 04:24 AM   #5
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Why are you trying to avoid a Rolex service?
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Old 8 November 2021, 05:41 AM   #6
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AD is closed today, and I'd rather try and see if it's something I can fix without taking it apart. If I end up doing more damage, then that's fine. I paid for it.
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Old 8 November 2021, 05:46 AM   #7
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Have it serviced. Keyless works has issues. Don't mess with it yourself unless you have tools and skills.
Thanks. AD is closed today, and I was hoping maybe I was doing something wrong since I don't have the manual. Looks like I'll have to take it down there sometime this week.
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Old 8 November 2021, 06:25 AM   #8
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Take it to RSC, it’s broken and needs attention from an expert
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Old 8 November 2021, 06:41 AM   #9
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AD is closed today, and I'd rather try and see if it's something I can fix without taking it apart. If I end up doing more damage, then that's fine. I paid for it.
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Old 8 November 2021, 06:56 AM   #10
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Help with Rolex Explorer 16570 winding?

Had a similar issue, different watch. Turned out it needed a full service, the majority of the lubricants were dried up. I also was able to move the hands around after a day or so of leaving it alone.




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