I whole heartedly agree. I remember IWC ceramic cases, Hublot Big Bang ceramics, and Rolex ceramic inserts cracking. Sometimes from the factory, sometimes shipping, sometimes modders and sometimes improper handling. Ceramic composition plays a huge part into how well it'll handle certain stresses. To those who have had cracked bracelets, was there any fractures / indication in the QC? I'd assume not, since they may have been wrapped in plastic...!
Since you’re Singaporean I’m reading your English as is.I would then surmise that you have a rather well educated ass.
My daily work requires thinking about this crap but mostly it's to do with steel pipelines and frames. I have 0 clue when it comes to ceramic material design, just some cursory knowledge on material propertiesI would then surmise that you have a rather well educated ass.
, so basically I know enough to know that I know nothing about ceramics 
I was just joking with @Reaps as I happen to be on good terms with him. Please don’t misconstrue it as disrespect.
No of course not. I was just joking too.I was just joking with @Reaps as I happen to be on good terms with him. Please don’t misconstrue it as disrespect.
I implied that I agree with him, that there is a fundamental design flaw in the bracelet which places extra stress on the bracelet in certain spots, causing it to break easily. I do not have scientific evidence and again it’s purely empirical at this point.
You wouldn’t like my neighbor’s.
One man's lemon is another man's lemonade...
OMG! You have to share this??? You HAD to share this with me??? Cmon man! That’s not cool.
Considering the new s/name, I thought the image of two dogs fighting underneath a blanket would have the opposite effect on you!
That cutepinkkitty looks still underageConsidering the new s/name, I thought the image of two dogs fighting underneath a blanket would have the opposite effect on you!
can you try picking on the button cap and flexing the bracelet?Did not disappoint !
Are we truly scraping the bottom of the barrel here? 
Wait a second, Legend...
You mean... Just ONE extra service guy waited there?
That’s it?! ONE?!
This... this right here is why the idea of buying a $100k watch fills me with an almost existential dread of disappointment.
For that kind of money, I wouldn’t just expect service—I’d expect a heckuva ceremony.
I’m talking about like, seriously, 20 world-class models, each one selected through an Olympic-level vetting process, decked out in custom-fitted haute couture, wafting through the air like angels descended from heaven, hand-feeding me artisanal canapés while whispering affirmations in 12 different languages.
Alongside them, I’d want a kilo of meticulously refined Bolivian stardust, a fleet of perfectly chilled Rolls-Royce-branded champagne carts, and perhaps even a helicopter escort to personally deliver me to the penthouse suite of the Ritz Carlton, Shangri-la or Grand Plaza!
Is that too much to ask for $100k? (I know I'm delusional, please bear with me)
"Some men just want to watch the world burn."
