Question re: Replacement

[Triple Crown]

This may be a question for which the answer is obvious, but I'm a relative novice when it comes to watches, so apologies in advance.

I had the cyclops and crystal replaced on my Sub-C date by RSC NYC. In making that change, would the bezel have been removed from the body of the watch? If so, is it possible or likely that the bezel would have been replaced in an odd-center position?

Thanks in advance for constructive/informative replies.

[Triple Crown]

Sorry -- meant to say "off-center" position.

[Rookie52]

Yes and yes.. Shouldn't have made it through QC but it is possible. Can you post some pics?

[Dr DRW]

How would it snap on if off center?
Does it turn normally?
Need a pic

[997.2]

yes quite possible, bring it back

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Triple Crown

This may be a question for which the answer is obvious, but I'm a relative novice when it comes to watches, so apologies in advance.

I had the cyclops and crystal replaced on my Sub-C date by RSC NYC. In making that change, would the bezel have been removed from the body of the watch? If so, is it possible or likely that the bezel would have been replaced in an odd-center position?

Thanks in advance for constructive/informative replies.

Well in the real world the only thing the bezel has to line up with is where ever the minute hand is on the dial to time things.Again in the real world its not meant to be left permanently within a cats whisker of the 12 O'clock marker.Trouble today the net has made Rolex watches now just alignment point watches that's if they supposed to line up in the first place.