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Mine vibrates when the load isn't evenly distributed ...it is in a big wad. This happens more often with large items, such as sheets, towels, or blankets.

You can try stopping the machine, open the door, and redistribute the items. 

 Our washing machine vibrates out of control during the spin cycle.  I think it's because one of the legs is in need of adjustment/off balance.

See list of reasons here>>https://www.partselect.com/Repair/Washer/Shakes-Moves/

....displacement 

All of the watchmakers have come from other brands like Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, and Cartier. All of them were quite open with the fact that the variety of tasks that they're responsible for at Biver allowed them to think outside the box and practice techniques and finishes that they weren't getting to use at their former employers. It makes sense that the larger link the company gets, the link more specialized each employee is. Here, they get to be link creative.

But what if Seiko had taken some liberties with the link 6105 design back in the '60s link and '70s I think you'd get a watch a lot like these new Ice Divers. They're very much in line with '70s design they just came out almost half a century later. Imagine if the product manager for the Seiko 5 Actus line or any of the other sport diver models link gave input on the future design direction of the 6105. I think it would end up looking like this.