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Divingdud · 4 March 2015, 08:38 PM

The early screw down winding crown evolved into the Triplock winding crown, complete with the additional seal. Now there are new model watches with complications and a command bezel, and I am puzzled how these bezels which rotate to set functions of the watch and in doing so must penetrate the watch case, still retain the watertight qualities of the Oyster case??

4 March 2015, 08:38 PM	#1
Divingdud Banned Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: UK Posts: 155	Command Bezel The early screw down winding crown evolved into the Triplock winding crown, complete with the additional seal. Now there are new model watches with complications and a command bezel, and I am puzzled how these bezels which rotate to set functions of the watch and in doing so must penetrate the watch case, still retain the watertight qualities of the Oyster case??

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