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Steve Laughlin wrote:it is not hard, but it is all about the right tools and patience. I am not a watchmaker, but I have learned to switch the bezels without scratching anything with a simple watchmaker's knife. I think we need to start a new thread on this and I will ask Oscar for input as well, I will take photos of how I do it, but like I said, I am not a pro.
That would be great Steve, thanks!
That's what I've been waiting for as well. I've got the right tools, but never seen how it was done. Tried teaching myself on junk watches. In my two attempts, one left a mark on the case, one didn't. Once someone posts a tutorial I'll re-evaluate if I will do this myself, or go to a jeweler.