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groucho
PostPosted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:25 am 
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Hello all

Is it possible to adjust the resistance of the bezel action when turning it? I have a CSO and a CA-M1 and on the CSO the bezel gives a solid amount of resistance when turning around, while on the M1 it eases along very easily. A bit too easily perhaps...

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I guess technically it is by putting a stronger spring in behind the bezel, but the different types of bezel do have different resistance levels.

It's hard to quantify degrees of 'looseness', but maybe ask your AD to just put a new spring in, the existing one may just be aging.
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