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Thread: Reverso case problems

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    Reverso case problems

    Just picked up a new Reverso from my AD last week. After a few days at home I noticed that the end pieces that make the lugs had come loose on all 4 corners of the case. There was play between the lugs and the main carriage. My AD tightened the screws and put some extra loctite on them, but 1 is already showing signs of play again.
    AD has been great and ordered a replacement as soon as I took it into them. I was just wondering if anyone had experienced a similar problem? and is this something to be concerned about for the future? It's not something I'd heard of and a quick google didn't bring much up.
    Cheers.

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    Fingers crossed the replacement is fine. It's not something I've read about as a specific issue. Is it a newer case design, or similar to previous models?
    It's just a matter of time...

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    It’s the replacement for the GT, so a new design but the construction is essentially the same

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    Sounds like it could possibly be a rare lemon; it's probably good that the AD is swapping it out for a new one. There's a YouTube video looking at the construction and making up of the cases for these, which if you haven't yet seen might be interest: https://youtu.be/Nl9r8q7YlUA

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    Is it a gold or steel case ?
    Generally the gold screws are well secured. The steel ones can come loose more easily.

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    If the AD loctited then make sure then cleaned the old ones out first by ultrasonicing.
    Both the screw and hole need to be super clean first.

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    It’s a steel case. I suspect it must be a manufacturing fault as it is partly loose immediately after tightening

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    Doesn't sound right. So maybe tolerances out at manufacture.

    Good luck with the replacement.
    It's just a matter of time...

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    Picked up the replacement this week. Straight from JLC so never worn by anyone else and it's all as should be. Feels completely solid as you'd expect, must have been a rare lemon from JLC.
    Very happy with this, I seem to have the 'flat wrist' that makes them wear like a dream, can't see myself wearing much else for now, even got me contemplating moving on my Master Control RDM.... something I never thought i'd say!
    (wrist shot once I get round to working out how...)

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