Is there a reason for the sharp edges on the bezel?

[key]

I know that there are already threads that complain about the sharp edges on the bezel, but none of them seem to ask why we have such sharp edges on the bezel in the first place.

Is it just a design element, or is there a specific reason for the sharpness (i.e. make it easier to rotate the bezels)?

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by key

I know that there are already threads that complain about the sharp edges on the bezel, but none of them seem to ask why we have such sharp edges on the bezel in the first place.

Is it just a design element, or is there a specific reason for the sharpness (i.e. make it easier to rotate the bezels)?

so you can grab it when wet and turn it. its for grip.

[Rolex time is money]

Well so it can be used as a weapon when someone try to steal your Rolex, just hit them in the head with the sharpened bezel.

[key]

Originally Posted by Etschell

so you can grab it when wet and turn it. its for grip.

In that case, is there a reason why Rolex uses the same designs for the non-diver watches such as the GMT Master II?

Originally Posted by Rolex time is money

Well so it can be used as a weapon when someone try to steal your Rolex, just hit them in the head with the sharpened bezel.

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by key

In that case, is there a reason why Rolex uses the same designs for the non-diver watches such as the GMT Master II?

the gmt master 2 is meant to get wet as well....

[mjclark32]

I always thought it was to cut through rope when tied up

[Stevec14]

Originally Posted by mjclark32

i always thought it was to cut through rope when tied up

😂

[Cerachrom12]

Originally Posted by Stevec14

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This. LIVE AND LET DIE