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Hi....just so you know....that "lump of glass" is actually a separate piece of sapphire material affixed to the flat sapphire main crystal. I also wish Rolex gave an option as to not having it installed. I have seen a few Rolex where the cyclops has been knocked off, and the remaining "epoxy"(?) was polished off rather than a new crystal installed or new cyclops added back on. Sad most everyone then thinks the watch is a definite "phony" however! LOL
BTW...the reason the Sea Dweller does not have a "cyclops" window has to do with the added crystal thickness on this watch, i remembe reading somewhere. Seems the thicker crystal interferes with getting the cyclops to focus on ther date number.
Joe T.
: Please help me, I like the sea dweller becouse
: it has the date ....but all important it does
: NOT
: have that ugly lump of glass that sticks out of
: where the date is, just about on every other
: rolex
: that has the date,so please educate me ,scold
: me
: for my ignorence call me a bad name if you like
: I feel on a watch of this price and caliber
: that
: lump of glass on the crystal is out of place,
: if it was so nice wouldnt all watches have
: this?????
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