Broken click spring
Broken click spring
Just after I listed my NAFT for sale I noticed the bezel felt stiff compared to how it used to operate. After I decided to keep it I popped the bezel and the click spring was broken in half at the thinnest part about halfway between the two clicks. A new spring ordered ran me $17, but for some that are having stiff bezel issues this may be worth looking into. After a search it seems like a few others have found broken click springs on their NAFTs.
Re: Broken click spring
The bezel on my seiko stargate is difficult to turn. I've washed/turned it with dish soap but no improvement. Maybe this is my issue.
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Nahh. I washed it all out. Well, at least I thought I did.
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Bezel spring replacement. The one that came out broke in two spots.
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Nice. Will this fix a bezel misalignment?
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But once the bezel is off, you could remove the bezel insert, then replace the bezel (without the insert), then replace the insert properly aligned.
You’d probably have to purchase a replacement insert if the original was glued in. They can be easily bent when removed (or maybe I’m just a klutz). Maybe dropping the bezel (with the old insert still in, but removed from the watch) into some hot water would loosen the factory glue enough to allow you to remove the insert without damaging it.
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