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    Hi,

    Need advise from you guys.

    If you just purchase a manual watch this morning from someone here and immediately realize that the watch had got some problem with the winding system. The watch doesn't seems to fully wind. It just keeps going no matter how many turns.

    What will you do? LL, move on or?

    Thanks!

    FYI, the watch is not cheap.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Zhi_Peng View Post
    Hi,
    Need advise from you guys.
    If you just purchase a manual watch this morning from someone here and immediately realize that the watch had got some problem with the winding system. The watch doesn't seems to fully wind. It just keeps going no matter how many turns.
    What will you do? LL, move on or?
    Thanks!
    FYI, the watch is not cheap.
    Depends on what was advertised?
    But what do you mean you purchased and then 'immediately realized'?
    "Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence,
    three times is enemy action and
    over 600 is clearly the work of an ancient Sumerian demon or some sh*t
    ."

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    • #3
      Need to be sure the watch have no slipping clutch before rating it a problem.

      Some manual watch have slipping clutch.
      Audemars Piguet Ball Bell&Ross Cartier IWC Longines Omega Panerai Rolex Sinn Tissot

      Alba Casio Citizen Roox Seiko

      Wanted to add PP but bo lui

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      • #4
        Not immediately. Once I reach home, got the time to play with the watch then I realise.

        Now lagi best. Power reserve less than 12 hours.

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        • #5
          if the watch was posted as working well, then i will get back to the seller. cos the problem u mentioned meant clearly the watch is not 'working well'. hope u didnt paid too much for it.

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          • #6
            You may be ina sticky stiuation. The seller might claim that it was working well before he sold it to you. I would think the best way to get around it is inform teh seller first that you are sending it to a relaible watch techinician to check on the mechanism. Do get the watch technician opinion on the causes of the issues and try to negotiate your way for compensation... just 2 cents worth.
            "He could not just wear a watch. It had to be a Rolex." �Ian Fleming, Casino Royale (1953)

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            • #7
              The transaction is completed yah? Then I doubt you can do much about it. Coz even if you managed to get a watch technician to find out the problem, how are you gonna approach the seller? Like what ac_wong75 said, the seller can easily say that it was perfectly fine when he handed the watch over to you.
              --------------------
              My Humble Collection:

              AP Black Rubberclad
              Pam 351M
              Rolex 216570
              Rolex 16610
              Rolex 6694
              Seiko sbbn007 Tuna
              Sinn U1 Black

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              • #8
                Yeah, he mentioned that watch is working fine blar blar blar... and saying that i'm the one who over wind it and cause the pin to be damage. Come on la, this is not the first Panerai i owned. I had owned several of them before.

                If i'm the one causing the damage to the pin and how come the power reserve is only less than 12 hours? So which means under his hands already like this?

                He just push all back to me..

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                • #9
                  Agree, we need to be aware. Deal honest.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by goingeasy23 View Post
                    Agree, we need to be aware. Deal honest.
                    Yes. In this market we should deal honest. Now realise one more fault. Water proof seal is also not tight! F***! What a deal!

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                    • #11
                      good to be more aware such tactics. as to warn the next buyer.

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                      • #12
                        well in this current world...if there is any possibilities to off load a partial damage watch, I believe would like to take the 'burden' off their shoulders and get some $ back. there are many dishonest sellers out there. sometimes you do pay some $ to learn your lesson and see a true character.

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                        • #13
                          I had similar experience, bought a pam111 from one of the local (grey) watch dealers, only to later find the watch cannot wind till stop and with poor power reserve. Brought it back to clarify, which they took it in for servicing at discounted price! In short, LPPL. Nonetheless, It was a lesson well learnt. I made it a mission to check damn thoroughly before getting another pam manual wind.

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                          • #14
                            well said. i dont think it applies only to manual watches, automatic watches as well. it is better to check thoroughly before handing over the money.

                            Originally posted by 3echo View Post
                            I had similar experience, bought a pam111 from one of the local (grey) watch dealers, only to later find the watch cannot wind till stop and with poor power reserve. Brought it back to clarify, which they took it in for servicing at discounted price! In short, LPPL. Nonetheless, It was a lesson well learnt. I made it a mission to check damn thoroughly before getting another pam manual wind.
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                            • #15
                              I think u can try talk to the seller n see what he can do about it. Hopefully his intention iou s not to scam u.

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