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Hello,
I used to have a Seamaster Professional, and I noticed the same observation. I thought the crystal was crooked, but upon closer inspection, I noticed the bezel itself was a little loose. If you grasp the bezel with your fingers [like your trying to pry it off] and move it back and forth, you may notice the slight gap between the bezel and watch body. I've been looking at the Seamaster-Chrono in some stores, and I am checking to make sure the bezel is tight and is completely even around the crystal. It's these kinds of things that really bother me after a while. I know it may sound anal, but when you pay the large sum of money for a watch of this level, you expect it to be absolutely flawless. This is why it is hard for me to make a decision between the Rolex GMT Master II, or the Seamaster Chrono.
Brent
: I noticed that the crystal on my Seamaster Pro
: is ever so slightly higher on one side than
: on the other. On the other side, it is
: slightly lower than the bezel edge. Is this
: ok? From looking closely to the 'big
: picture' of the Seamaster in the Zowie
: gallery section, it looks to be the same...
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