My Rolex logo don't line up>>>>

[Jocke]

should I send it in?

[raptor]

Sent it to me pls


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[Volvomanuk]

I like it.

In the twenty odd I have only one lines up. Actually it was my first back in 2007.


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[nunya]

Ha, ha.

Some people do get really pissy about it too. I've even known people not tightening there crowns fully just so the logo is in the "right" place.

[Oafley Jones]

Ha, ha.

Some people do get really pissy about it too. I've even known people not tightening there crowns fully just so the logo is in the "right" place.

Precious metal Skydwellers for them. They’re unique in having a crown that will always be the “right” way up.

[nunya]

Precious metal Skydwellers for them. They’re unique in having a crown that will always be the “right” way up.

How so?

I've looked at the Rolex website, it has a screw in crown like any Oyster Case.

[Oafley Jones]

How so?

I've looked at the Rolex website, it has a screw in crown like any Oyster Case.

http://atgvintagewatches.com/atg-vin...ller-line.html

Again, it’s only on the PM variants.

[nunya]

http://atgvintagewatches.com/atg-vin...ller-line.html

Again, it’s only on the PM variants.

Cool, unnecessary, but nice attention to detail

[Oafley Jones]

http://atgvintagewatches.com/atg-vin...ller-line.html

Again, it’s only on the PM variants.

It’s a bit odd how little they’ve made of it, and that they didn’t include it in the steel models, it’s not like their margins aren’t high enough. I wonder do they feel it’s an unnecessary or potentially problematic solution to an issue that doesn’t really exist.

[WhopperSenior]

If it seals I don’t care which way it points


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[WhopperSenior]

Over on the rolex forums I've seen people complaining that the crown logo at the 12 o'clock position in the rehaut is microns out of alignment with the dial.

[ColDaspin]

It’s a bit odd how little they’ve made of it, and that they didn’t include it in the steel models, it’s not like their margins aren’t high enough. I wonder do they feel it’s an unnecessary or potentially problematic solution to an issue that doesn’t really exist.

I'm sure they do feel that!

But I think you've answered your own question in the first sentence. For Rolex this is making a rod for their own backs. Human nature being what it is, owners of other models will start questioning why theirs can't also have the aligned crown and then Rolex will find themselves in for additional manufacturing costs, QA and all the inevitable subsequent service hassles with customers demanding nanometer accurate alignment.

[Robert189598]

should I send it in?

Bin it 😊

[RobDad]

Surely the alignment changes as the seals wear/bed in? - or how hard the owner/heavy handed gorilla screws it down? - either way, a non- issue unless you are the type that parks your car so all the alloys line up symmetrically etc etc


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[ac11111]

should I send it in?

classic

[Volvomanuk]

Precious metal Skydwellers for them. They’re unique in having a crown that will always be the “right” way up.

So that’s 2 I own, a 16610 and this



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[PAM580]

Can’t say it’s something I’ve ever really thought about. Just glanced down at my Daytona and it appears to line up. No idea if my others do or not!


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[reggie747]

So that’s 2 I own, a 16610 and this



You learn something new every day.

[nunya]

Can’t say it’s something I’ve ever really thought about. Just glanced down at my Daytona and it appears to line up. No idea if my others do or not!


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It’s off by 90 degrees to the right

[PAM580]

It’s off by 90 degrees to the right

Oh yeah!! 😂 I just thought it meant aligned/straight rather than pointing up !