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What is a bezel used for?
A bezel is part of the case, attached on top of the middle case, which generally holds the crystal. The name is often used to describe a turning ring on the case that is marked with a scale intended for various functions: it makes it possible to preselect the time or the display of other time zones, etc.
Why is my turning bezel loose/turning in both directions?
Bezels operate by means of a ratchet mechanism. With intensive use, the small metal spring can become worn, resulting in a slightly loose bezel, or one that turns in both directions. This can be easily repaired by replacing the bezel spring, an operation included in all of TAG Heuer maintenance work.
Why is my turning bezel loose/turning in both directions?
Bezels operate by means of a ratchet mechanism. With intensive use, the small metal spring can become worn, resulting in a slightly loose bezel, or one that turns in both directions. This can be easily repaired by replacing the bezel spring, an operation included in all of TAG Heuer maintenance work.