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Originally posted by triton
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Time keeping is good. Just that when the power reserve drops to about 60% the watch stops. Will have to rewind it again to start. As for the movement sound, it isn't that loud. -
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Complain about movement sound??? Some people in fact love to hear those tick tick sound... =D
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sorry if i did not use the right term, when you wind up the watch, the coil will tighten to 'store' energy.
Originally posted by Helmsley View Postif you have issues with your account, click here for self help and read forum rules here. 90% of your answers can be found in Forum FAQ
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Nope the watch did not seem to tighten when I wind it. It used be the same when there isn't any problem.Originally posted by triton View PostComment
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Pardon me too. Which coil are you refering to? Hairspring/wheel balance or mainspring? Useless it is skeletonised, most probably you will not see the mainspring and definitely not from the current produced ETA movement from the back of the case(but i could be wrong). As for the hairspring/wheel balance, it will movement as long as the watch "move"... Like the "rhodium" looking one below
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sorry. actually referring to mainspring.
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I'm not buying Chopard! Thanks for sharing.[FONT="Tahoma"]Without Passion, life is only Motion! [/FONT]
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So sorry to hear about your experience. But i think you are not alone in experiencing this sort of bad after sale service.Comment
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