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m1u9s6t7ang · 15 August 2011, 04:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I have a 2005 Submariner with the date and I have a quick question. When I put pressure on the top of the bezel then on the bottom it seems to rock up and down almost as if its loose or not threaded right (???????) I donn even know if that is possible. It only rocks a super tiny bit but I have never noticed this before. Is this normal or is there something I dont know about that I need to do to tighten it.

Thanks in advance for the Help.

Trevor

drdenn · 15 August 2011, 04:21 AM

Completely normal. Is it still uni-directional? As long as it's still not allowing you to turn bezel clockwise, then nothing is loose. If and when that starts happening due to bezel use, your local AD will replace the tension spring at nominal fee. But, that tiny rock back and forth is exactly as it should be!

m1u9s6t7ang · 15 August 2011, 04:39 AM

Thanks for the reply. Just to make sure we are clear. The
movement is an up down movement not a back and forth movement. I am not sure if I was really clear about that.

15 August 2011, 04:03 AM	#1
m1u9s6t7ang "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: rocklin, ca Watch: Rolex submariner Posts: 6	Submariner Bezel seems loose Hello everyone, I have a 2005 Submariner with the date and I have a quick question. When I put pressure on the top of the bezel then on the bottom it seems to rock up and down almost as if its loose or not threaded right (???????) I donn even know if that is possible. It only rocks a super tiny bit but I have never noticed this before. Is this normal or is there something I dont know about that I need to do to tighten it. Thanks in advance for the Help. Trevor

15 August 2011, 04:39 AM	#3
m1u9s6t7ang "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: rocklin, ca Watch: Rolex submariner Posts: 6	Thanks Thanks for the reply. Just to make sure we are clear. The movement is an up down movement not a back and forth movement. I am not sure if I was really clear about that.

15 August 2011, 04:21 AM	#2
drdenn Banned Join Date: Jun 2011 Real Name: Honey Rider Location: San Diego Watch: Rolex Sub C 116610 Posts: 143	Completely normal. Is it still uni-directional? As long as it's still not allowing you to turn bezel clockwise, then nothing is loose. If and when that starts happening due to bezel use, your local AD will replace the tension spring at nominal fee. But, that tiny rock back and forth is exactly as it should be!

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