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Tudor BB crown loose

flaviankr

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A few weeks ago I got a Black Bay V3 from Intime and until now I also was really happy with it, but last time I screwed off the crown to set the time and pulled it out the crown got loose. I dont know, maybe also a little part flew of. I made pictures of the watch and hope anyone of you folks can help me. Will Ihave to get a new crown from Ryan or could my local Watchmaker just repair it. And has anyone else had the same problem with his BB yet, because I don't think I pulled out the crown that hard. Thanks in advance for your replies!

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idinwo01

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If you zoom on the second picture inside the crown tube on the watch case, you'll see a pin. That's the movement stem. All that happened is the crown unscrewed from the stem.

You do not need a new crown, you just need to screw the old crown on.

Have you tried just screwing it down to see if it reconnects?
 

flaviankr

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Thank you for your answer, but no, it doesn't reconnect I also think, that the diameter of the hole in the crown is bigger than the diameter of the stem.
 

bRONX

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if you have a local watchmaker whos fine with reps thats the best bet..otherwise send it bac
 

Arko

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this happened to my ZF pelagos. there's a small threaded section near the top of the crown's stem attachment that came loose. All i did to fix this was open the case back, removed the stem carefully, add a drop of loctite to the thread and carefully screw back the piece that is attached to the stem back onto the crown.

no problem since
 

Arko

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oh and, careful not to loose that little spring still inside the crown, you will need it for the crown to work properly
 

cnwh

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You are lucky! It doesn't seem that the stem has broken and stuck onto the crown.