Jay (Eire)
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Yes, I posted about it at the time. Apparently this had happened to some others too.
Strange indeed. I am always hesitant to return it to the manufacture as I know it’ll be gone for several months. And I still wear it regularly, albeit a few days a week and not for 30+ consecutive days like earlier this year. Maybe when I have a direct replacement I will be OK letting it go to Geneva. Or, should it stop again and not restart !
This time, a different “travel watch”
While I took the Furlan Marri for those suit/shirt days I really couldn’t go without something more substantial for several weeks away. For the first time ever I took the Urwerk. Definitely not the most versatile of watches, which is usually the prerequis...
Time machine
To the future! I do wonder however, can you use the case lid to break walnuts or open oysters?
It stopped working for several days, a little inconvenient when away for a month +
Fortunately it started working as randomly as it stopped.
Yes, I posted about it at the time. Apparently this had happened to some others too.
Strange indeed. I am always hesitant to return it to the manufacture as I know it’ll be gone for several months. And I still wear it regularly, albeit a few days a week and not for 30+ consecutive days like earlier this year. Maybe when I have a direct re...
Oh my goodness...
I don't think that should happen in this price range. Complicated, mechanical marvel or not. Luckily I've been spared something like this so far. But I have a friend who bought an AP perpetual calendar and it stopped him the first night after buying it. H...
To be fair, my watch is several years old.
It was an odd one. Unexplained stopping, and then equally unexplained starting. There was several days between the stop and start. In the years I owned the watch I may have only worn it two or three consecutive days prior to that trip. I guess this can be...
