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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: meoramri on September 11, 2017, 12:33:18 PM
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If you guys happened to experience catastrophic mechanical failures of your timepieces, do share.....
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Here's something that happened to me a few weeks ago. Broken crown stem....
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DITuuhyUQAEfWyQ.jpg)
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This is serious. You dropped your watch onto the ground with the crown facing downward and hit the floor? :Startled:
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This is serious. You dropped your watch onto the ground with the crown facing downward and hit the floor? :Startled:
I hit the crown directly against the corner of a tiled wall while wearing it. Sheared the crown straight off.
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This is serious. You dropped your watch onto the ground with the crown facing downward and hit the floor? :Startled:
I hit the crown directly against the corner of a tiled wall while wearing it. Sheared the crown straight off.
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Hope your Aristo pilot watch "recover" soon.
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Unfortunately can't get a similar style crown. The replacement will be different...
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Unfortunately can't get a similar style crown. The replacement will be different...
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Can't source the part from the manufacturer?
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Got the watch via gnomon years ago. They no longer carry the brand. Been trying to contact Aristo directly but no reply.
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I fee you bro. It happened to me twice and the same god damn watch. First time dropped in airport and second time at home after repair.
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This is why I'm super careful with all my watches, including my cheap ones (heck, all of my watches are cheap).
I also use Nato straps almost exclusively because the spring bar is often the weakest link, it fails before any mechanical part of the watch, I believe.