Roguetheory
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That sounds unlucky though. Even if the movement isn't always perfectly clean and lubed from new, it's rare that it's so bad it stops on you!
Didn’t you have the same problem recently with your VSF Hulk?
That sounds unlucky though. Even if the movement isn't always perfectly clean and lubed from new, it's rare that it's so bad it stops on you!
Didn’t you have the same problem recently with your VSF Hulk?
I don't think so - unless petethai thought he was winding it when he wasn't, I suppose that's possible. If so, it's an easy fix - just turn the crown more rapidly until you feel the teeth engage.
https://forum.replica-watch.info/forum/modification-repairs/9441692-vsf-3135-winding-issue
Update on my movement issue: Unfortunately the watch stopped again, while I was wearing it. So not the winding issue :-(
When stops winding does not help. Only way to get it going again is hitting it hard. Any ideas of what could be wrong or what I can do in a situation like this? What options do I have?
Man that sucks!! Hope it turns out to be a simple service job that fixes it...
Man that sucks!! Hope it turns out to be a simple service job that fixes it...
The watch has not stopped since the service yesterday, so seems the oiling fixed it
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Seller thought it was loud lol.
I took the bracelet off this weekend to open the case back and was disappointed to see it says “stainless steel” in between the lugs.
On the upside it does reference the correct model number.
I didn’t take any pics.
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Really? Another lie, thought it was white gold? Ordered an arf brushed oyster to tone it down a bit.
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Ordered an arf brushed oyster to tone it down a bit.
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