Reply With QuoteI would send it back.
Could not live with that much misalignment
Stick or Twist, e.g. live with it, it's a common problem on mechanical chronos; or send it back and try again another time?
I don't think a warranty return is applicable in this instance.
The big question is, can I live with it?
I would send it back.
Could not live with that much misalignment
Send it back, why would it not be covered under warranty?
Just to mention, I read your other thread on possible alternatives the Siduna is one hell of a watch for a money (Think Sinn before they realised customers are for gouging) Build quality is excellent and its on my shopping list (Still trying to make up my mind between the standard and the reverse panda)
This ^^^^^Originally Posted by Sinnlover
"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."
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Couldn’t live with that myself.
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Yup, Send it back. Also, in the event that it ends up getting moved on, it’s clearly something other buyers would be put off by. Even if you can live with it.
Return it, it'll drive you mad.
I expect they'd say it was within tolerances and I can't be bothered with the hassle to have it sent away.
I agree about the Siduna and I'm seriously considering it. I just find the sub dials a bit too small for it to be a 100% nailed-on buy. I'm being ridiculously fussy.
Thanks to everyone for replying. I was leaning that way so you all confirmed it; it goes back on Monday. The joy of posting a Longines Heritage box awaits
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