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I have had my Deepsea for a month or so now and I love it. I have been giving it a good old clean today and I noticed that when I press down on the bezel in between the 7 and 8 o'clock it seems to click and feel a bit loose!!! Can someone please put my mind at rest, is this normal???? Help would be much appreciated. Cheers, Jimmy.
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absolutely definitely extremely NORMAL.
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Oh no..... That IS a problem, a big one. I am sending you my address, mail me the DeepSea immediately and I will take good care of it for you.
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Just out of curiosity, what makes this normal?
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I have a feeling its where the mechanism is, i.e. where the clicking sound comes from as you turn it! Not 100% though! Ive had a few Omegas and Breitlings in the past and they felt a little lose on one spot but never made a clicking sound!!!
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It happens to my SeaDweller as well. So I'd say it's normal
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Or maybe it means that both of you are having the same problem?
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Never happens to my Seadweller. Go figure.
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I never noticed, or paid attention before this thread. Mine does have a little "give" when you press down. This happens all around the bezel.
I was curious and checked the Sub and GMT, but those bezels are more firmly set.
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Its very simple its just where the ball bearings are under the rotating sprung bezel
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My DSSD does the same and this is absolutely normal.
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