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Originally Posted by DES
Oh here we go again.........There is always one isnt there??
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Do you mean, someone who claims professional credentials on an internet forum and then trips himself up? And then turns hostile when he's called out? Yes, there is.
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I refered to the your "Crown" as a button simply because "In the Trade" at least in the UK the crown is most often refered to as a "button" also most of the public refer to it as a winder not button and most certainly not crown...So in practice one tends to use the termanology that is most easily recognised.
When one needs a "crown" replacement with its stem, it is called a button and stem replacement...get it??
But I guess if all one does is read Rolex liteature from cover to cover this is easily understood.
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Perhaps there are some here who base their opinions on having read Leica literature from cover to cover, so I can see where you might be confused
OTOH I am a watch afficionado for many decades. Everyone everywhere (speaking English) who is even basically knowledgeable in watches calls it a crown. If you used the ignorant layman's term so to not confuse all of us whom you assume to be ignoramuses, then I apologise for questioning your credentials.