nycreplica
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If the purchaser has paid the around the $125 mark then he's got to be happy with a laser clasp.
If however he has payed for the more expensive version with the "eta"movement, then it's a load of cr*p, thats what needs establishing. In which case I complete disagree with AWH. You don't pay top dollar and accept a laser engraved clasp that is absolute bollocks!!!!
I to am now watching this thread with interest as MR in my opinion is going down the road of WE and I wouldn't buy from them either.
If Fake master can put together the quality of watch he does for the price he does then I'm sorry a laser clasp doesn't cut it.
I am pretty sure there is no AR on my crystal. I have turned it every angle I can think of, and there is not a sign of blue tint anywhere.
I think it's better if every reader makes things clear before posting their opinions:
For the clasp:
the engraved or lasered clasp won't influence the price of the watch, no matter whether it's cheap or expensive from this maker. I do not earn a penny more from the clasp engravings.
This is the advertising picture for the clasp on my website:
I have been selling this model since last year on RWI too:
http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php/omega-planet-ocean-45-5mm-64235
(I took these pictures after the UPO with NO HAPPY FEET was released about Dec. 2010. )
This is the QC pics for the clasp for quiksilver6184
And this is the QC pics for the clasp for another buyer:
At least to me, there is no difference at all on these clasps. So I have no idea why some members say my picture is misleading buyers.
For the AR:
I think the QC picture could show clearly whether the crystal has AR or not.
For the HE Valve:
If you are UPO owners, you can try there how to use the HE Valve.
The only correct method for us to get it torn down is via the inside of the caseset: open the caseback, remove the movement and then we can unscrew the HE Valve.
I can force to open the HE Valve without opening the caseback. But it will be broken like what is shown by the buyer.
Now the buyer asks for these items: the engraved clasp; the new crystal with AR; and a new HE Valve.
All the models that I sold from last year till now has the same this kind of clasp.
So no solutions for the clasp here since this is what the maker provides currently.
All the models that I sold from last year till now has the same this kind of crystal.
So no solutions for the crystal here since this is what the maker provides currently and new one would be exactly the same.
The maker has no spare HE Valve here currently. There will be a new HE Valve when it's available if the buyer do not want to ship it back. I'll ship a new one to him.
Saying MRep is going the WE road is just a load of crap that can come from no one but someone who has no freaking idea what he's talking about.
You're entitled to your opinion mate, just as I am to mine.
If however he has payed for the more expensive version with the "eta"movement, then it's a load of cr*p, thats what needs establishing. In which case I complete disagree with AWH. You don't pay top dollar and accept a laser engraved clasp that is absolute bollocks!!!!
I to am now watching this thread with interest as MR in my opinion is going down the road of WE and I wouldn't buy from them either.
Now read MR's quote below. btw it's also a free world so you can buy from whom ever you want to.
You are certainly welcome to establish which parameters you feel make a watch purchase worthwhile, and welcome as well, to decide which dealer is worth your time and business.
However, if you are trying to make the implication that MReplica is somehow underhanded or untrustworthy or trying to mislead its customers, you have gone a step too far.
Of all of our dealers, MR stands apart on many levels. They communicatre with not just one, but multiple RWI staff members on a regular basis, especially if there is ever a conflict with any buyer. Above all other dealers, they take extra pains to ensure that they are treating all of their customers fairly, and they are the *only* dealer whom I can say with confidence would abide by any staff decision, no matter what it was.
Over Chinese New Year, when multiple packages were being delayed and lost over the holidays, MR was the only dealer to come to the staff to announce that they had several (fourteen, if I recall correctly) packages which had been delayed. They had already ordered replacement packages for all of the delayed ones, and were fully prepared to send them out, knowing that most of the delayed packages would eventually arrive. They trusted that their customers would send back the extra merchandise, and were prepared to eat the cost, if their customers proved not to be so upstanding. The only reason they didn't carry out this plan is that the staff of RWI promptly squashed it, knowing that it's in no one's best interest for such an honest dealer to take such a huge loss.
Any time there's a raffle, MR is the first dealer to offer to donate an item and sometimes, even without raffles, MR will come to one of us and announce that they feel that they have benefited from RWI's patronage and that it's time for them to donate something. They've never expected any special treatment, nor have they ever tried to duck responsibility for a mistake. They're the only dealer that we have to caution time and again not to let their buyers take advantage of them.
So be careful at what kind of accusations you throw at them.
Anyone who has dealt with MR with any kind of regularity in the past will tell you with confidence that they are consistently reliable, polite (with the exception of this last episode), and helpful, and will patiently answer dozens of emails both before and after a sale is made. Once they mail your package in fact, I think that they still track the package for you to give you ongoing updates as to its arrival time. Try to get that kind of service from any other dealer.
This is, in fact, the first time I've heard of any incidence of the watch delivered being different from the one being shown on the website. Mind you, the buyer did receive pictures of his actual watch prior to shipment, and should not have been relying solely on the watch on the website. However, it does appear to some of the staff members that the clasp picture on the website does look better engraved than the current stock being sent out. We will be asking MR to replace his stock picture to avoid any other confusion. I'll bet you that he will comply, and quickly.
Hey guys,
Well, I just got my first "high dollar" replica; an Omega Seamaster "Ulitimate" Planet Ocean from Marvelous Replica. It is very nice, but I have a few questions.
First off, this is how it arrived:
It screws right back on, but is that how the HE valve usually works? It looks like it is broken off, but I wanted to ask you guys first before I took it to MR.
The second is the clasp. I thought on the UPO, the Omega markings were supposed to be engraved. Mine are laser etched on. Again, this is my first expensive rep, I just want to make sure I got what I paid for.
There are a few more things I want to ask, but I will just leave you guys with these questions for now.
Thanks in advance,
Neil
AHW & WIZ- you both need to take the emotion out of it and read what I have said- so in response particularly to you WIZ is "whatever".