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[header] How to wind a rolex [title] Place your watch on a soft, flat surface. [step] Rolex watches are expensive to replace and repair, so protect your watch by winding it on a stationary surface where it can't slip out of your hand. [title] Unscrew the crown.

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  1. [step] The crown is located on the side of your watch by the 3 o'clock marking. Turn the crown counterclockwise until you feel it release from the last thread.
  2. [step] The crown is a thin, flat, individual cylinder device that allows you to insert the fingers (the hands on your rolex-your wrists) into the crown and tighten them. [substeps] Turn your crown clockwise to unscrew it.
  3. [step] Use your fingers to gently loosen the crown until the hinge springs out. To get out the crown, pull it out and with a carefully set hand unscrew it.
  4. [step] Place the crown on the back of the rolex watch. Then, slide the crown " lock " (a small piece of jewelry covering the crown) down one set of grooves, at a time, until they give a little wiggle.

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47313
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cfaa2667-0a23-5c8a-aef4-8a57b52738bf
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default--validation--47313
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1
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default / validation

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