What exactly do you mean by crooked? Are you saying the coronet is not sitting straight up when screwed down? Or are you saying it doesn’t screw down completely because something is crooked?
If it’s the first one, that’s normal. Rolexes don’t always have coroners on crowns that sits straight up when screwed down.
If it’s the second one, your stem is either bent or tube is cross threaded. Easy fix either way.
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The crown is difficult to engage on the tube, and when it does, when fully screwed it looks very slightly off. I think I'm the only one who sees it. The annoying thing is that, it's not my watch, I offered it as a present, and I have to wind it up and set the time myself every time its worn, because it's too difficult. I already broke the stem and parts of the keyless, and t's right now back from the watchmaker - who didn't say anything about the tube, probably because it's not something he does.
I have another problem on this midcase, I think one of the lug holes isn't at the right spot, it's off my maybe half a millimeter but that causes the bracelet to rub against the lug on one side.
Both those issues were invisible on QC pics.
I'm now trying to locate a new case set for that watch...
