Folks,
The only Rolex/ Tudor watch with a bezel that I own is the Pelagos.
The bezel action is excellent, no complaints.
However, when it gets wet it starts to grint and feel very resistant to turn and the beautiful crisp clicking sound is gone...
I have read one guy is saying that Tudor said that because the tolerances are so tight, even a drop of water inside can make it difficult to turn. No I am not a professional diver, and not using the bezel too much... But feels weird to me that it would he so difficult to operate a bezel underwater or in wet condition... Feels so basic. I heard that Tudor uses the same ratchet as the sub and it's susceptible for the same thing...
After it gets dry, a few hours later, things become fine again. Can someone shed a light on that phenomenon and what it is? Appreciate your help!
The only Rolex/ Tudor watch with a bezel that I own is the Pelagos.
The bezel action is excellent, no complaints.
However, when it gets wet it starts to grint and feel very resistant to turn and the beautiful crisp clicking sound is gone...
I have read one guy is saying that Tudor said that because the tolerances are so tight, even a drop of water inside can make it difficult to turn. No I am not a professional diver, and not using the bezel too much... But feels weird to me that it would he so difficult to operate a bezel underwater or in wet condition... Feels so basic. I heard that Tudor uses the same ratchet as the sub and it's susceptible for the same thing...
After it gets dry, a few hours later, things become fine again. Can someone shed a light on that phenomenon and what it is? Appreciate your help!