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Umm . . . yes, that's more than fair . . .

 

. . . but not in the sense you probably meant.

;-)

Btw, if you decide to replace the crystal (not that I'm suggesting you should), be sure the watchmaker entrusted with that job has the requisite tool which expands the case.  A watchmaker may try his hand at installing the crystal without it.  That effort wouldn't end well.

Best,

Art

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