https://www.chrono24.co.uk/all/ming-...id20417781.htm
Just seen one at 11k +, a little optimistic:)
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/all/ming-...id20417781.htm
Just seen one at 11k +, a little optimistic:)
“””Gavin bought a watch, and was unhappy with the unevenness of the lume on the hands of the watch – he reached out to Ming, and they explained this was normal, and within their standards. He disagreed, and they offered to take the watch back for inspection, but warned him that if they deemed it to be acceptable, they would not send it back, but refund him instead (and keep the watch).“””
What are you quoting? I can write a story too, it's meaningless out of context. Who said these words and what role do they have in this?
The messages between the customer and Ming are posted earlier in the thread - that's the true source. At no point does the customer ask for his watch to be returned if the lume issue is not solvable. The customer did however describe the watch as an eyesore, so I think the presumption that he would want his money back is perfectly reasonable and was clearly outlined upfront. Again, people are getting bent out of shape because Ming acted as if dealing with an actual customer as opposed to a profit flipper... aka refund the unhappy customer rather than protect the flippers sale value despite him apparently disliking the watch...
If there's a message somewhere where Ming refuses to return the watch when asked, I'm onboard with the criticism. But I imagine if such a message existed it would have been the first one shared.
Mine is with Schwartz-Etienne and Ming have identified the issue and are in the process of making improvements to the movement which will also be implemented in all 17.09 models moving forward. They are also going to increase the warranty by a further 12 months.