Removing case back from ceramic case GSOM

My understanding is that to remove the press fit (snap back) case back from a gsotm/dsotm (which is a ceramic case) you do this only at the 9 o'clock position. Any other tips or suggestions for this? Tool or Material? Direction of force? Full understanding of yolo/ymmv. Just looking for what others experiences are.

Following up on this for future reference purposes. While this is on a 311.93.44.51.99.001 Grey Side of the Moon, my DSOTM is the same. should Using info from other sources, the above was correct, or at least worked just fine for me. Using a standard pry type opener at 9 o'clock position it "as a wedge, not prying" popped right off. There is no detent or other facility at 9 o'clock, so it is likely just to avoid any pressure around the lugs. Will replace the busted pusher tomorrow. (note since this is for future searches of how to do this, I edited for expanding on wedging as the technique from @Archer )

How did you break the pusher?

Just FYI - the case opener of knife should be used as a wedge, not to pry. Prying can cause damage to both steel and ceramic cases.

Also note that the hard plastic seal used should be replaced - they are one time use parts, and will not hold nearly as well once they have been compressed and then removed.

Thank you for correcting the language/technique. In retrospect, this is definitely more of the action that worked to separate rather than prying. great guidance on the seal.

edge of a desk that was sharp, caught at a straight line perpendicular (I guess that's the correct word) across the bezel and the pusher. cracked both, but spared the case. I'll live with the cracked bezel for now.

and all back together with new pusher... crack and all, though I do wonder if there is some bonding agent I could work down into that crack just for a bit of safety. I will replace it either way, its just for the 'in between' time, because this watch is too beautiful to not wear, imo.