Small round cz stone missing from bezel of my BCBG watch

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This might be of some help:

http://www.genevawatchgroup.com/pdf/repair/repair_bcbg.pdf



This is also a place to order a replacement:
http://www.watchbands.com/custom.aspx,,id,,34,,Request-a-BCBGMAXAZRIA-WatchBand-Quote

Most warranties dont cover band, crystals, etc. Just the movement. Sorry.

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Your best bet is to contact DKNY to see if they can replace it for you. Other then that, I would try a local jeweler. Here is a link for the DKNY service center: http://www.dkny.com/contact/ Good luck!!

The method of removing the back of a watch varies from make to make. Often the question is how can I get it back on!

Unless the watch has an obvious battery cover (a small round cap which can be screwed off), it is much safer to take it to a watch shop to replace it for you.

They have all the tools, a stock of batteries and will will do the job a few minutes.

You have to open your watch, take out stem completely, then take out whole movement and release the stone. I you have steady hands, nimble fingers and a pair of tweezers, you will be able to refit the stone using Superglue.

you can repair them yourself by buying the rhinestones and special glue online at www.mrstones.com all shapes and sizes just measure where the stone was and match the shape and pick the col which is usually crystal and voila

If you have no markings on bezel there is no practical use for this feature.
Bezels with markings are used as a tachymeter (for calculating speed of the moving object) or as a countdown timer for sporting events or diving.
In your case bezel is becoming loose and thats why it is turning as I can't see the point why the watch should be fitted with rotating bezel with no markings on it.

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I would recomend taking it to an independent watchmaker. It should only be $15, $30 to make the change.

Most bezels are pressure fit. Using a small jewelers knife to pry the bezel from the case is how most bezels are removed.

My friend is a watch maker and he has a special tool that removes the bezel however he told me he only uses it when he has customers watching. Because the old knife looks pretty brutial, but works better.