Small Bezel Inserts

[Latetothegame]

I’m looking at a watch I want to buy to restore but it has a terrible bezel.  Now that may enable me to get it for a good price but I need to fix it.  It’s a Ladies Diver.  The bezel insert is quite small at 25.5 mm X 19.0 mm.  I can’t find it anywhere.  Am I looking in the wrong places?  Does anyone make custom bezel sizes and colors? If there is someone, I can’t find them.
I’d appreciate any info available.  The watch in question is the SAME SIZE as the one in the attached picture.  Thanks!

[Endeavor]

By some brands, the world is awash with different bezels / inserts. But it seems that you like to keep the brand and further details of the watch a secret, so who knows ....... 

Edited April 7 by Endeavor

[Latetothegame]

It’s not that I like to keep things a secret, I’m new to all of this and wasn’t sure what info is needed.  Most of the websites that I have visited list inserts for sale by size.  The watch that I am looking at is a Chronosport Atlantis Women’s 28 mm case.  Probably from about 1980.  I believe it’s essentially the same watch I originally pictured with my comment. Picture attached.  Thanks for your time.  

[Endeavor]

48 minutes ago, Latetothegame said:

I believe it’s essentially the same watch I originally pictured with my comment.

Sometimes there is a reference number on the back of the watch case. If so, you can compare that number with the one you original pictured and, I presume, got the bezel insert sizes from.

Searching Chronosport, all the hits I'm getting are in the US. Perhaps that's where Chronosport is/was mostly sold?

For example Seiko has lots of bezel inserts, referred to by the case-number. So if you have a case number, you may get a hit when searching for a complete bezel or a bezel insert?

Here an example from a Seiko;

The 7C43 is the reference number for the movement and 7010 is the housing reference.

Perhaps you get a hit when searching for the reference numbers, if your watch has any ..... ?

 

[Latetothegame]

I was able to find the case numbers on both of the watches that I had pictured in my comment.  As I suspected, the case number was the same.  The number is 18301.  I have been unable to locate any parts information by searching on that number.  I’m still not really sure where to look but I think there is just a scarcity of Chronosport parts in general.  I may have to buy one for parts.