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Beauregard · 8 January 2017, 11:31 AM

I want to put a different bezel on my Datejust 41 mm, it's a 2014 watch. How hard is this to do? Is it something I can comfortably do at home?

NKflyer · 9 January 2017, 08:12 AM

It's not difficult but not something you're going to do at home, either. The bezel on this model actually holds the crystal (glass) in place and needs to be pressed down using a special tool and a new gasket. Afterward, the watch should be pressure tested to make sure it's still waterproof.

Beauregard · 10 January 2017, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by NKflyer

It's not difficult but not something you're going to do at home, either. The bezel on this model actually holds the crystal (glass) in place and needs to be pressed down using a special tool and a new gasket. Afterward, the watch should be pressure tested to make sure it's still waterproof.

Thanks so much. I was about to go for it.

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NKflyer 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Real Name: Richard Location: Colorado Posts: 2,858	It's not difficult but not something you're going to do at home, either. The bezel on this model actually holds the crystal (glass) in place and needs to be pressed down using a special tool and a new gasket. Afterward, the watch should be pressure tested to make sure it's still waterproof.

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