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Re: Blue Bezel on SMP 2531.80
In Response To: Blue Bezel on SMP 2531.80 ()

I've had 2 Bonds with blue bezel (1 auto, 1 quartz) for a total of five years. My profession is such that my watch receives at least half a dozen hard knocks a week, yet remains flawless (both bezel and crystal). The only thing that shows that they have been worn is the ubiquitous "rub" marks on the bracelet clasp. After all these years, I still cringe whenever I hear the contact between the watch and some hard object, and am still amazed to find no marks on the crystal or bezel.

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