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Re: Red Mark caused by crown

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: Does anyone else suffer from a red mark caused
: by the crown rubbing? If so can anyone offer
: a solution?

Yes. That occurs most when you have the bracelet adjusted too tight. Causes the watch to not move up your arm enough when you flex your wrist.

I know some guys love to have their watch adjusted real snug -- like it is bolted in place on their wrist. But that doesn't work well with an oversized watch as you can see, because it forces the crown too far down against your hand.

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