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Absolutely! :eagerness:



Fair point, but it is still running remarkably well for an old design AS 18,000bph movement, so I think I'll leave it be... for now.


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That did the trick Ralphy! :applause::encouragement: a little WD40, and a watch back removal ball to get the bezel moving initially, and that is it now as good as new. Brilliant.

Thank you.

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I'm sure it is indeed a build up of DNA and perhaps slight perishing of the seal. It employs a friction system rather than spring click so won't take much to make it seize up.



Yes the WR is...

I'm looking for a bit of advice. I was one of the lucky purchasers of Eddie's CAF homage PRS - 9 back in 2014. I'm very fond of it and wear it regularly. Whilst wearing it I used to rotate the bezel...