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Twotone540
PostPosted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:51 am 
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I have looked on the web and can not find an answer.
Can someone answer the Question:That screw that says "Do not unscrew"
Why? And what does it do?

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Twotone540 wrote:
I have looked on the web and can not find an answer.
Can someone answer the Question:That screw that says "Do not unscrew"
Why? And what does it do?

I think it partially secures the movement to caseback. i'm sure I read it somewhere.....

May be wrong of course.

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Driver8 wrote:
Twotone540 wrote:
I have looked on the web and can not find an answer.
Can someone answer the Question:That screw that says "Do not unscrew"
Why? And what does it do?

I think it partially secures the movement to caseback. i'm sure I read it somewhere.....

May be wrong of course.



Thanks...It's like a big red button, with a sign 'DO NOT PUSH'

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Seems to be a hole that gives you access to the crown release mechanism.
The movement is an ordinary ETA, but the case is front opening type, and you have to release the crown in some way.
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