We have only ourselves to blame.
Completely correct. I would rather get one bad watch than upset my TD. So far all have been good, and I think it makes a difference that I give him no headaches at all.
We have only ourselves to blame.
Completely correct. I would rather get one bad watch than upset my TD. So far all have been good, and I think it makes a difference that I give him no headaches at all.
Absolutely love how it looks.
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I have been told that the amount of rejected watches are pushing up the prices at the TDs. The factories just offload the rejects elsewhere probably cheaper. No idea if it is true or not. But these little shiny things are certainly getting more expensive.
Did you know they took the word gullible out of the dictionary?
Do you know how much garbage I've heard in this thread to 'scare' prices up from TDs.
Discontinued, batch recalls, limited runs, customers waiting months.
The chinese are notorious scamsters and will try anything, keep standards high, don't stand for bullshit and our hobby will continue. Let them get away with cheating clients and providing horrible service and this hobby devolves into one so risky its just not worth it even from "TDs".
Actually you couldn't be further from the truth.
The assumption that TDs are there to scam us is what could possibly destroy this hobby.
In my case, far from Gullible as regards the Chinese I have worked with them for over 20 years Still have Factory in Shenzhen and at one time had two, plus a factory in Nanjing.
To suggest that "The Chinese" are notorious scamsters, is very far from the truth and just a tad generalised . They number more than a billion, so I am sure their will be some.
In fact I find through many years of close and involved business with them that the business ethics stack up very well.
The biggest threat to us getting our watches in the easy manner we do, is a reduction in enthusiasm and will to live by the TDs.
Patience and understanding are essential elements when buying illegal goods on line form someone who far from making a fortune, is putting themselves in the line of fire and loss, to get your watch to you.
Guys quick question for those of you that have exnperience in this:
which you prefer jacobstrap or ziczacleather straps? Why?
Thanks in advance.
Did you know they took the word gullible out of the dictionary?
Do you know how much garbage I've heard in this thread to 'scare' prices up from TDs.
Discontinued, batch recalls, limited runs, customers waiting months.
The chinese are notorious scamsters and will try anything, keep standards high, don't stand for bullshit and our hobby will continue. Let them get away with cheating clients and providing horrible service and this hobby devolves into one so risky its just not worth it even from "TDs".
Hey Mate
For the Money ziczac is the best imo! 50-60$ you get a great custom strap with very good quality.
Jacob is about 3times more expensive, its maybe nicer done or finished better but its a lot of Money for a strap....for a rep.
If you pay a lot of attention to straps it could be worth it to you.
p.s. my JLC will arrive today back
Thanks for the feedback mate!!!
So have you received your watch back? What was the problem in the end?
@ehhcl3537rwi
I am not about to enter a pi$$ing contest with you.
Very long experience has taught me that if you want quality , you need to treat people with respect and a good attitude.
As for Guangzhou I was there last week.
If that is your attitude you will be dealing with the people you deserve and getting the attitude you deserve. The Chinese I deal with , including the TD I use regularly, treat me with respect and do all they can to see to it that I get the best possible goods and service.
I have a bill for $30 from a local watchsmith for removing the metal from my recent black dial MUTM watch what are the chances of getting a credit on my next purchase?
There is no 'attitude' over emails, TD customer support in general doesn't read English well so all emails to TDs should be short, polite, to the point, and preferably with a picture, link, or attachment.