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Old 27 January 2013, 07:28 AM   #7
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X2 .These things line up mainly in brochures web sites and photo shoots much like in these types of pictures the hands and date are all set to exactly the same time.But in the real world this very seldom happens and does it really matter where the winding emblem lines up, if its supposed to line up with anything.Perhaps Rolex should do away with the crown emblem then everyone crown would line up somewhere. And who is ever going to look at the winding crown anyway its the dial you look at to tell the time.
To be fair, for an above average luxury brand, you'd expect them to make more effort to line up the logo on the crown. Such a small detail will go a long way.

Can't really compar with hub caps on the cars, as your crown doesn't alway spin when operational.
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