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    Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    Hi all,

    Is the gap on the Exp2 (lower watch) worth some concerns? This is a 3186, M series. Thanks all.

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    It's not right for any watch, let alone a Rolex.

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    i thought that twinlock crowns generally had a bit of a gap?
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    it's just fine--->

    see my post in your previous thread

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    Quote Originally Posted by withthesword View Post
    i thought that twinlock crowns generally had a bit of a gap?
    Yep, mine looks just like it when it's screwed down (not often).
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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    My 5513 also has as a very small gap also.

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    Doesn't look right to me, be worth getting it checked I think

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    I think, that we need a bit more info about the watch. Did it come like this new from Rolex?

    Was the watch recently serviced? By Rolex or an independant watchmaker?

    Generally speaking, such a gap is pretty normal. My GMT II has a slightly smaller gap but it's clearly visible. It came like this from the factory.

    Maybe a dumb question, but the crown is properly screwed and secured?
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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    I think the stem isn't completely screwed in the crown.

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    Re: Is this gap a cause for concerns?

    Quote Originally Posted by lvt View Post
    I think the stem isn't completely screwed in the crown.
    That would be my guess, too.

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