That looks a superb example to me!
Wouldn't worry about those marks you mentioned, just adds authenticity imo.
That looks a superb example to me!
Wouldn't worry about those marks you mentioned, just adds authenticity imo.
He also sent me a short video of the watch in operating the chronograph, and it on the regulation machine. In that video the sundial hands looked aligned perfectly.
This is the epitome of wrongly used QC pics.....
One of the best watches we have seen in a while, and somebody is looking for flaws that clearly don't exist....
I guess it goes accordingly with someone with a username "I need help NOW" lol. I guess it is pure poetic justice.
Quit the witch hunt, and go enjoy your watch dude.
Gentlemen,
Just got QC pics for a NOOB V3 Panda, and wanted to consult with the experts.
Would be great if I can receive some insight regarding the typical inquiry areas: V3 Dial/Bezel? Bezel alignment? SEL gaps? etc.
I fear the bezel might be slightly misaligned towards the right (clockwise), and I fear the SEL recession is a little too much. I see a considerable gap between SEL and the case (adjacent to the bezel not the lugs). The bezel printing also looks somewhat "pale/dull" but I think that is because of the lightning used.
Any callouts I should be aware of? (Not certain if it justifies a rejection, or if things are within normal "tolerances")
Thank you very much for the help and feedback!!!!
Just got my v3 panda from InTime. Is it normal for the watch to have loud ticking? I have $100 automatics that make less noise than this thing. I can hear it from across the room. I don’t even want to wear it.
Just got my v3 panda from InTime. Is it normal for the watch to have loud ticking? I have $100 automatics that make less noise than this thing. I can hear it from across the room. I don’t even want to wear it.
You need to check the amplitude of your watch.
Give the watch 50 (gentle) winds of the crown and monitor it over a full power reserve and observe how much time it loses.
You might need to send it for a service and may require the pallet fork to be repaired or replaced (if possible).
This is extremely disheartening since i spent almost $700 from InTime on this and it cannot perform to the same accuracy as my $100 Seiko.