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Seamaster 2254 bezel play normal?

  1. avidmark Sep 28, 2019

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    This is a new to me watch. When I received it I sent it straight to my local watchmaker for a service. He found nothing wrong with the bezel mechanism other than it was very dirty. This is post service. Is this normal for this model?
     
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  2. OmeGez Sep 28, 2019

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    Nope! I have mine on my wrist as I write this, and it’s as solid as a rock!

    I’d fear that would fall off after a slight tap on a door.
     
  3. Eve Sep 28, 2019

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    No play on my 2254!
     
  4. VetPsychWars Wants to be in the club! Sep 28, 2019

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    No play on mine.

    The bezel should have come with a new spring, maybe he didn't use it? The other alternative is that the case is severely worn.

    Tom
     
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  5. mydeafcat Sep 28, 2019

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    Nope. The bezel on mine’s tight and secure.
     
  6. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Sep 29, 2019

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    That's too much play for sure.
     
  7. AntonisCy Sep 29, 2019

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    No its not normal. Had the same issue after my SMP came back from service and i sent it back and Omega replaced the watch.
     
  8. igatomic Sep 29, 2019

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    Mine is tight as well...not a recent service either, and a daily wear watch for me...
     
  9. avidmark Sep 29, 2019

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    I know its silly to ask people without them seeing the problem in person, but what are some of the most common possibilities? Am I looking at getting a new bezel or could it be more like a worn spring?
     
  10. VetPsychWars Wants to be in the club! Sep 29, 2019

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    Bezel, spring, or case. Only parts involved.

    Which is something you ask the watchmaker about, not some bunch of goofballs on a web forum!

    Tom
     
  11. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Sep 29, 2019

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    There are two springs. One is the bezel spring that holds the bezel on the watch. The other is the click spring...usually loose bezels are a result of a damaged click spring.
     
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  12. avidmark Sep 29, 2019

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    Thank you