cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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I would add- don't screw down the crown too tightly
It would be better not to put tension on the stem and movement.
Mine goes one full turn, perhaps a bit more before it stops.
You could try turning your crown until it stops, then back just a tiny bit.
Cazalea
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I had to stop using regularly my St. Galen PP watch four years ago after the red arm of the seconds hand began to get stuck against the minutes hand between 8 and 9, especially when seconds, minutes and hour hands coincided, between twenty to eight and te...
I would add- don't screw down the crown too tightly
It would be better not to put tension on the stem and movement. Mine goes one full turn, perhaps a bit more before it stops. You could try turning your crown until it stops, then back just a tiny bit. Cazalea
Thank you Cazalea
I think I may well have caused this problem through overtightening the crown. Originally the watch was running fine.
