Emil Wojcik
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I'm not familiar with the model but based on your photo it looks like there's a slight bevel around the back of the watch, and if so, the crown would perhaps overhang this bevel...
...making the crown susceptible to getting caught on something. Just a thought...
Intriguing
Anyone say why there is a rehaut between the crown and the esperluette? ...
I wanna find out too.
It has that on the new L1 moonphase too. Making it hard to pull the crown with short nails.
Maybe for protection?
Or to force the user to pull the crown with both fingers from the sides and not from the bottom, what maybe could bend or cause harm to the crown tube. But I'm only guessing, let's wait for a proper response. Vte
I'm not familiar with the model but based on your photo it looks like there's a slight bevel around the back of the watch, and if so, the crown would perhaps overhang this bevel...
...making the crown susceptible to getting caught on something. Just a thought...
Concerning your request, I have spoken to the head of our Case refurbishment Department :
He informed me that it’s not an aesthetic reason why there is such a “rehaut” under the crown of certain watch models. The reason is the different construction of our various movements. The position of the winding stem varies from watch model to watch mod...
