indignantdenial
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A couple things.
First, the minute subdial didn't track minutes correctly. After being 'repaired', the issue persisted, but at least it was 1 min more accurate than before (i.e., 60 min actually elapsed, chrono reads 59). So it was sent back a second time. Second issue that happened the same time as the first: the pusher stayed stuck. I had to take it to a Sinn-qualified watchmaker locally to sort it out, despite having flagged the issue on both warranty services. Now it's okay. Not sure how good the timing is, but it seems fine, day-to-day.
It's 50% a problem with the watch, and 50% Sinn's handling, which was poor. To their credit, they compensated time back on the warranty since it had spent longer off my wrist in for repair than on it since I had bought it.
Any Sinn fans? I couldn’t resist the color schemes on this EZM 7
The rotating bezel is engineered to be easily operated with heavy tactical gloves. It features scales for different stages of rescue operations (such as CSA and LPA) to safely time oxygen usage. I hopefully won’t be using it for this purpose, but it is a ...
I've always liked the EZM 7.
It's one of their coolest watches by some margin. Pity that I went for the EZM 13.1 (which hasn't been a very smooth experience). ...
A couple things.
First, the minute subdial didn't track minutes correctly. After being 'repaired', the issue persisted, but at least it was 1 min more accurate than before (i.e., 60 min actually elapsed, chrono reads 59). So it was sent back a second time. Second issue th...