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A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel

hogsforce
A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel
I have been struggling with this issue since my first watch with a unidirectional bezel.





How to keep it still?????



The OCD part of me gets very uneasy when I see the top triangle is not in line with the 12 o'clock mark.



Sometimes a little bump here and there it tends to shift a little. Then i have to go one big round again to make it swee swee at 12o'clock mark.

Then i worried the constant turning of the bezel may wear off any teeth inside.



How ah.
balzebub71
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel
I have the sAme issue. Just don't bump your bezel against any thing or it will ended up scratched or dented. I find the bezel on most of my divers stiff enough that an accidental bump would not cause it to move.



Sent from my Hongmi
lunarin79
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel
then wear a dress watch instead of a diver :lol:



or a fixed bezel micro diver
chriscentro
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel
lucky thing that it can line up nicely, some dont! :lol:
Andoy
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel

"lunarin79"

then wear a dress watch instead of a diver :lol:



or a fixed bezel micro diver


Better yet, get those vintage with the bi-directional bezels: 6105 or 6309 :lol: :lol:



Cheers!
Andoy
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel

"chriscentro"

lucky thing that it can line up nicely, some dont! :lol:


Yup, that's another issue!



So be thankful that when you go 1 whole round, they line up "swee swee"! :lol: :lol:
Lgt
Re: A little OCD about the Uni-directional bezel
Use superglue :o :o