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VERY IMPORTANT
PLEASE DON’T POST OR PUBLISH PICS OR QC PICS OF YOUR WATCHES ASKING MEMBERS IF THEY HAVE A CORRECT OR WRONG DIAL BEFORE READING THIS THREAD
THE PURPOSE OF THIS THREAD IS TO INFORM YOU ABOUT THE WAY TO DETERMINE IF YOUR DIAL IS CORRECT OR WRONG.
INTRODUCTION
In the last days, starting from some comments and pics in the forum RWG, we have detected a flaw in the dial of PAM 111 N V3 from Noob.
This affects to the markers “3â€, “6†and mainly “2â€
This flaw exists surely from the introduction of the V3 but nobody had been able to see it. Because it is noticeable if you are aware of it but, obviously, it is not easy to detect this flaw if you don’t know about it.
We are here for discussion about accuracy of watches, but don't forget that many times accuracy is very subjective.
For more info please read:
http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/pcteam-warning-dial-125655
OWNERS CAN BE CALM and HAPPY
People with wrong dial V3 have not a big problem, 99,5% of people will not be able to see the flaws, and their replicas will continue having a great quality.
Be sure. People with wrong dials can be calm and feel happy, it is not a big trouble and maybe their reps have other hiden problems more serious.
Anyway some dealers as Puretime and Toro have offering to their customers free charge new correct dials or a free dial change sending the watch to them.
Some years ago this had been a little issue or an acceptable flaw.
Nowadays and after the marketing of V3 introduction this is a little disappointed.
No problem having a very good watch and almost perfect replica with a little different markers, but this is not what we were waiting for a V3 and less mixing in the market good and wrong dials. And this is the matter
Fortunately some dealers and even Noob factory maker have offered to their customers above mentioned reposition service
HOW TO DETECT THE WRONG DIAL
We will talk about the “2†at twelve marker, because is the most different and easier to detect.
You can see below the little size pic of the correct and wrong dial and a macro of the “2†markers.
It even seems that the correct dial has thicker markers
THE CORRECT AND THE WRONG DIAL
THE EASIIER WAY TO DETECT THE FLAW IS DRAWING THE LINES SHOWED IN BELOW PIC
THIS IS THE EASIER WAY TO DETECT THE WRONG DIAL
You can see that the correct “2†is closing at the top but the wrong “2†is even opening.
If your “2†is like showed in the pic at the right side, be sure that your dial is wrong. Otherwise your dial is correct.
Following pics are only for your information about other differences
And now a superposition pic, the orange contour is from the wrong “2†marker, below is the correct one in white.
I hope you will be able to detec the flaw by yourself by this thread
Thanks for your attention
ALE
PLEASE DON’T POST OR PUBLISH PICS OR QC PICS OF YOUR WATCHES ASKING MEMBERS IF THEY HAVE A CORRECT OR WRONG DIAL BEFORE READING THIS THREAD
THE PURPOSE OF THIS THREAD IS TO INFORM YOU ABOUT THE WAY TO DETERMINE IF YOUR DIAL IS CORRECT OR WRONG.
INTRODUCTION
In the last days, starting from some comments and pics in the forum RWG, we have detected a flaw in the dial of PAM 111 N V3 from Noob.
This affects to the markers “3â€, “6†and mainly “2â€
This flaw exists surely from the introduction of the V3 but nobody had been able to see it. Because it is noticeable if you are aware of it but, obviously, it is not easy to detect this flaw if you don’t know about it.
We are here for discussion about accuracy of watches, but don't forget that many times accuracy is very subjective.
For more info please read:
http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/pcteam-warning-dial-125655
OWNERS CAN BE CALM and HAPPY
People with wrong dial V3 have not a big problem, 99,5% of people will not be able to see the flaws, and their replicas will continue having a great quality.
Be sure. People with wrong dials can be calm and feel happy, it is not a big trouble and maybe their reps have other hiden problems more serious.
Anyway some dealers as Puretime and Toro have offering to their customers free charge new correct dials or a free dial change sending the watch to them.
Some years ago this had been a little issue or an acceptable flaw.
Nowadays and after the marketing of V3 introduction this is a little disappointed.
No problem having a very good watch and almost perfect replica with a little different markers, but this is not what we were waiting for a V3 and less mixing in the market good and wrong dials. And this is the matter
Fortunately some dealers and even Noob factory maker have offered to their customers above mentioned reposition service
HOW TO DETECT THE WRONG DIAL
We will talk about the “2†at twelve marker, because is the most different and easier to detect.
You can see below the little size pic of the correct and wrong dial and a macro of the “2†markers.
It even seems that the correct dial has thicker markers
THE CORRECT AND THE WRONG DIAL
THE EASIIER WAY TO DETECT THE FLAW IS DRAWING THE LINES SHOWED IN BELOW PIC
THIS IS THE EASIER WAY TO DETECT THE WRONG DIAL
You can see that the correct “2†is closing at the top but the wrong “2†is even opening.
If your “2†is like showed in the pic at the right side, be sure that your dial is wrong. Otherwise your dial is correct.
Following pics are only for your information about other differences
And now a superposition pic, the orange contour is from the wrong “2†marker, below is the correct one in white.
I hope you will be able to detec the flaw by yourself by this thread
Thanks for your attention
ALE
