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26 November 2010, 04:28 PM | #1 |
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Hi Sheldon,
I tried my 29.5 and it wouldn't fit the Daytona clear caseback.
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TP does state in his (or did) that the new casebacks with the teeth design do use the 29.5mm Rolex key!! So I'm curious as to why your tools wouldn't fit Martin's caseback?!?! Was it a From Mr Preik??
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26 November 2010, 04:42 PM | #3 |
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Yes, I used a 29.5 tool on the new Preik caseback. Worked like a charm. The Swiss Watch Customs caseback like the one here has similar serrations that won't work with a Rolex caseback tool.
-Sheldon
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