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1st order Omega Seamaster 300
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Cmon
) Here. Same level of magnification. I don t get it how it isn t obvious
the guy in left is pushing the bracelet up, you are pulling it down.
Physics.
Man, if you don't like the watch, just put it on M2M and let the market judge
I know it s a slightly different angle but still!
And I am NOT talking about the gap between the endlink and the next one (although that is also bigger then it should) but about the 2 small vertical links
And I am NOT talking about the gap between the endlink and the next one (although that is also bigger then it should) but about the 2 small vertical links
Regarding the original post: Of course, the bracelet is 1 million percent perfect.
Every single bracelet of the 7.4 billion bracelets ever produced since the big bang has some sort of gaps. It just depends on the camera angle. On the third photo the OP posted, we can see that the bracelet is absolutely beautiful and perfect.
Here is a GEN bracelet for reference:
Why would a cheap rep bracelet have to be more perfect & fantastic than on a watch that costs 20, 30, 50 or 100 times more? I will NEVER get that mentality. Ever.
Huge respect for @hontwatch for going straight to refund and not messing around! You da man!
I've been long advocating for TDs to not let themselves be bullied by absolutely unrealistic and unreasonable expectations from certain customers. Next step is a TD data base with names, emails etc. to simply blacklist and be done widdit & save the hassle!
I understand that the OP is a noob. But look at the reaction when an experienced member tries to nudge him into the right direction. No willingness to accept any piece of advice. No respect, no reason. So what if it's not 100% the exact same bracelet? That wasn't even the point...
That's definitely not how this scene works. Sad.
Every single bracelet of the 7.4 billion bracelets ever produced since the big bang has some sort of gaps. It just depends on the camera angle. On the third photo the OP posted, we can see that the bracelet is absolutely beautiful and perfect.
Here is a GEN bracelet for reference:
Why would a cheap rep bracelet have to be more perfect & fantastic than on a watch that costs 20, 30, 50 or 100 times more? I will NEVER get that mentality. Ever.
Huge respect for @hontwatch for going straight to refund and not messing around! You da man!
I've been long advocating for TDs to not let themselves be bullied by absolutely unrealistic and unreasonable expectations from certain customers. Next step is a TD data base with names, emails etc. to simply blacklist and be done widdit & save the hassle!
I understand that the OP is a noob. But look at the reaction when an experienced member tries to nudge him into the right direction. No willingness to accept any piece of advice. No respect, no reason. So what if it's not 100% the exact same bracelet? That wasn't even the point...
That's definitely not how this scene works. Sad.
Thanks. I get it now. The link goes insideUtterly negligible difference (even if there were a half mm discrepancy) given the nature of the product.
I got it now, but at least it's a rep. I got different qualities from the same factory.Cmon
Here. Same level of magnification. I don t get it how it isn t obvious
Buying reps you should be aware of this. If it bothers you sell it and buy another one.
There's a 100% chance that you'll get your money back, just as much as there's a 100% chance that Hont won't accept another order from you again.
He's now stuck with a perfectly fine watch that he had to pay the factory for, because the factories NEVER, under ANY circumstances, accept the return of a perfectly fine, fault-free watch.
Just so you know and understand why Hont is mad and doesn't want your business anymore.
Yes. I don't see it either. Because there's nothing to see:
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Sorry but without this strong magnification it looks fine to me, too. This is to be found on many bracelets, even gen.
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He sees your point !Yes. I don't see it either. Because there's nothing to see:
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Sorry but without this strong magnification it looks fine to me, too. This is to be found on many bracelets, even gen.
Don't thank us. Apologize to the TD
