Something rotten in Britain. Fix it or have it fixed, throw it out, keep for parts, etc. My watch maker could easily fix it but you would be a couple of hundred in the red. Which may defeat the purpose of buying a cheap rep.
Old datejusts are cool especially one with a history. A client of mine as his father's old Datejust from 1962. Still looks great.
So disappointing. I've had it in my possession for less than 24 hours and it has never worked correctly. I've emailed Marvellous, I hope he can take care of it.