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February 23rd 04, 04:07 AM
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ROLEX bezel replacement
Hi,
Does anybody know what I can use to remove the bezel on my datejust? I bought an aftermarket bezel, but watchmakers around here are scared to touch it. They fear I might sue them if they mess it up. Thanks. 
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February 24th 04, 03:34 AM
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Does anybody know what I can use to remove the bezel on my datejust? I
bought an aftermarket bezel, but watchmakers around here are scared to touch it. They fear I might sue them if they mess it up. Thanks. I always used a knive blade to pry mine up evenly the whole way around, but that was stainless. If it's other than stainless AND aftermarket I'm offering no advice whatsoever. To many variables.
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