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Originally Posted by amanbra
1 in 4 is an enormous number for defects.
My DJ (2019) had to go in twice for the same issue under warranty, what happens after warranty expires in another year’s time or so? This normal? The number of people here posting about issues with the exact same symptoms normal to you?
Car analogy is actually spot on here, the key difference here is there is no safety issue so no one needs to do a recall etc.
The part they are lubricating is not a normal spot they need to lubricate. Our resident watchmaker has confirmed this.
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Not to detract from this thread which is certainly more interesting and relevant than "Which Rolex should I buy as an investment?" But...
To be fair, the poll is not vetted. Are all of the 1/4 verified owners of watches that have never been damaged? Are they all accurately tracking time? And is there any other explaination besides a problem in manufacture?
Would like some definitive answers. But the poll does not give that.
