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6 August 2017, 01:49 AM
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Crown and tube replacement
Can you replace a crown and tube without stripping the Watch completely to its component parts .
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6 August 2017, 02:23 AM
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But if it's pressure tested with the Rolex fathometre afterwards you will need to take the movement/dial out. If it's a dry pressure tester then it's not needed. Should there be a small leak then there is no risk of moisture damaging the insides.
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6 August 2017, 05:45 AM
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I have a 1665 from late 60s and the tube and crown have been replaced by a more recent set at RSC. I would like it back to original spec . I think from reading 700 or 701 set is needed without the three spots on the winding crown
The concern is removing the dial and chipping round the minute markers . I don't mind if it isn't 100% waterproof it won't be getting wet 
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