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: The answer to your question depends upon your
: level of satisfaction with the watch. Since
: I don't own a PO, I am not sure if this
: "quirk" is a characteristic of all
: of them. I can say that I never had a crown
: that just fell off or completely pulled out
: of a watch and rarely read about one. You
: actually need an expert or a watchmakers
: opinion here. I am neither. You can also go
: back to the AD and possibly check out other
: PO models for this as well. Good luck and
: let us know what you decide. I am going to
: guess that you don't really have anything to
: worry about.
A well known dealer on this site who sold me the watch confirmed that it is in fact something common with these watches and is nothing to worry about.
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