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Apologies for going on about this issue, but I've seen instances in which the boot is not thus "closed" i.e. the top of the pin is not folded over. What determines which of the two pin designs should be used? -
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I once spent HOURS with this... But for me, it wasn't about the crown position (which I had pulled out as instructed), but that I used a pointy probe to depress the "button". That allowed me to push it down to far and dislodge the keyless works. If one uses a screwdriver that fits the enitre with of the slot (I believe it was the 1.2mm one), you are safe. Lucky you! -
The high beat error can be responsible for the balance not starting up by itself. You should be able to adjust the beat error with the stud carrier here: When you get the beat error below 1.0,or better to below 0.3, it should start up by itself. If not, you have a different problem. This may indicate another problem. But first correct the beat error, wind fully (!), and check power reserve again. Best of luck, C
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@carlosdv there is a pdf with the operating instructions further up the thread. It looks to me that you put the crown in the right position for the relevant subdial, hold down the reset or start/stop and adjust with the crown. Tom -
Hello Mediatech, yes the back can be opened with a case knife, it is not very hard to take off or put back on. I would also like to ask a question myself. In my case my Polaris is having issues adjusting the chronograph, the subdials do not seem to work. I place the crown in position 2 to try to adjust them and nothing happens, same thing in position 3 for both of them. Otherwise watch works fine, the main hand for the chronograph was adjusted and works well. I consulted an Omega dealer about a service and got quoted 650€, now my question is about the movement. I think the movement is based or is an ETA 251.262. It does not seem to be in production any more and was replaced by the ETA 251.264. Is there any chance a movement swap would be possible? What are your recommendations? Please keep in mind this watch would not be sold and I plan to keep it with me for a long time.
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