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Never had any bezel problems, but I don't move the bezel very much. I free dive rather than skin dive, so I'm never down for more than a minute or two. If I did run into that problem, I would probably try to work the bezel loose UNDERWATER to help wash the grit out of the watch.
Yes, happiness is wearing a Ti SeMP on a 37 foot sailboat in the Virgin Islands. The only problem I have now is that I only own the watch and not the baot, but I'm working on correcting that problem.
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