Well done Raffe, can't wait to see the photos.
When you say your skills are limited, I assume you don't mean your negotiating skills?
Good for you on waking out, but I'm sure not many people have tried it on because basically it's expensively fugally.
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It's an opinion I'm not being rude, it's expensive and ugly.
End of.
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You look like your sucking up to your BFF.
If you don't mind maybe big boy can reply himself.
I'm busy decoding my F14 for my SAR
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Then don't get involved and go away then, no point in sticking your big nose in then is there.
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If you don't like my opinion then jog on, your the one having the meltdown on something that dose not concern you, or require input, i just expressed an opinion and you jump to all sorts of conclusions, you are paranoid, what are you the watch police
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Never argue with a fool ... especially on a forum.
Hi, yes I still got the watch.
I bought it as a present to myself for my 50th birthday, coincidently I also left my tie-wearing job at the same time and haven't had much opportunity to wear it since. I still like it, just that it feels a bit odd to wear it with jeans and t-shirt...
Someone who lies about the little things will lie about the big things too.
No, I don't think so.
Madness that they lost a 35k sale over a strap.
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Tis a bit like buying an exdisplay car that was sat in the showroom and demanding huge discount plus new interior. Ich don't think so.
Seems crazy, most brands routinely order you a small or large strap if that is needed, and for free. Langes are not big sellers so this is suicidal service and practice.
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Your analogy was bad. I made it better. Feel free to disagree but comparing a disposable item with a car interior is preposterous, as are the relevant prices. £35k will get you a pretty decent exhibition motor, if you consider that the cost of a new strap is close to £100 we're much closer incost to a full valet than a brand new leather seat, let alone a full interior.
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
The cost of a new ALS strap 100quid? I think you're in for a nasty surprise.
Regardless, the issue here is about others trying it on and making it unhygienic/used. The showroom car analogy is very much appropriate here.
PS I'd love to see someone ask for a new bracelet on an ex-display platinum Daytona.
To the trade it wouldn't be far off. To you and I probably 4 to 5 times more. Valet will deal with the hygienic aspect: as I said a leather strap will be disposed off when used. Not so a platinum bracelet or a car interior, you're clutching at straws.
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
If it was a UK sourced watch i would demand a new strap otherwise i would drop the deal
Is this still rumbling on!?
As demonstrated earlier you're clutching at straws. Let it go.
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
TZ member George Falconer has probably tried on all high end stock models in every AD in London, so blame him
Unless I missed a post where you provided hard evidence I'm yet to see you demonstrate anything other than your wishful thinking. Again, my analogy provides an example whereby one shouldn't expect a brand new experience out of an ex display piece especially when one got it at a discount. As demonstrated by that particular AD they didn't think it was reasonable either which is fair enough, it's their business to run their business.
Do we expect shoes to be binned if they're tried on and not subsequently sold?
New shoes?
Time to pull the trigger on this thread.