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27 March 2017, 02:44 PM
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Crown unscrewing wearing Rolex on right wrist
 After my left ring finger metacarpal failed me two months ago when I tripped over a rock on a 11 mile hike, I had to wear my watch (SDc4000 & Exp II 216570) on my right (vs left) wrist for about a month. One of the things I noticed wearing my watches on the right wrist was that I found that the crown would unscrew on its own. My guess is that the crown rubbing on my forearm (and shirt cuff) would cause the crown to back out. Has anyone else noticed this anomaly? -Sheldon
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27 March 2017, 02:49 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2017
Real Name: Michael
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Screw the crown down harder next time.
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27 March 2017, 02:55 PM
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Real Name: Miki
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Never happened to me before. And I wore the Dssd among others which have the biggest crown of all my Rolexes.
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27 March 2017, 02:58 PM
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Sorry to hear about your finger. I have never experienced this before. I would also try to tighten it.
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