georgeszaslavsky
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I will disagree with you regarding the screw down crown
The older Rolex 6238/6239/62363/6265daytonas still have their crowns intact on most of them, same comment goes with Britscar/Jenny Sealab/Haste Carribean Deluxe/Ollech & Wajs Astrochron ref 2003 diving chronos. All were made with enough solid screw line threads to last decades. Unless the owner is absolute a careless person then yes the screw line threads can be damaged. But if well cared the system is far superior to the panerai crown lever system by all means.The panerai isn't a tool watch but the Rolex Sea Dweller and the Plo Prof were both tool watches with screw down crowns, the plo prof having an extra lock despite the screw downcrown to make sure never gets in the case
Crown locking concept.!!
By: sonseik : July 29th, 2017-03:36
Hello ~ Let me try to share new concept about crown locking system.!! Have you ever seen this system or similar ?????????/ and do you think..........Good or Bad ???????? I am not good at English so... I try to explain by drawing.. Crown Locking Position J...
thank you your advice~~
By: sonseik : July 30th, 2017-00:20
I agree with you, screw crown is very nice.~ but also has disadvantage.! 1. I have many experience screw line damaged. 2. screw crown is not good with manual winding movement.! when crown open, stem is pull out(time setting position) sometimes..... and yo...
I like it.
By: Ondrej Berkus : July 29th, 2017-14:17
It would require some practical tweaking and extensive testing, but i see potential. Personally, i don't take any watches even near water, so this system has no use for me, but objectively, this might be useful. And i hate the screw down crowns - the unce...
Latch idea is nice!
By: maxmanzo : August 7th, 2017-04:57
I agree it's similar to Panerai Luminor system, but in that case the guard is obtrousive and winding is difficult, You should manage to keep it flush with the case. It would be nice to feel the positional clicks: locked, winding, setting. I think it's als...