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Binding in setting lever

Lc130

By Lc130
March 30, 2020 in Watch Repairs Help & Advice

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Hi All

I'm a beginner and this is an AS 2066. There appears to be binding that I can't seem to fix. The setting lever is prevented from pushing on the clutch lever by the red piece. Any ideas?

Also, my beginner guess is that in the setting position rotating the stem one way will move the hands and rotating the other will move the date wheel??

Charlie

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Disregard! I got it. Just had to move the red pawl up further.

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