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Old 30 June 2020, 03:00 PM   #31
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That was an impressively long run-on sentence.

Sorry to hear about the issues but I’m sure it can be fixed easily.

That is soooooo true hahahahaaa
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Old 30 June 2020, 03:15 PM   #32
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I read your post in my head as if someone was screaming and yelling the words.
I was picturing sobbing and tears running down the cheek... like when kids dispense with punctuation while crying.

OP, all in good humor. Hope your watch is back soon and as good as new.
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Old 30 June 2020, 07:04 PM   #33
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I know but I only had this watch 6 m wear only 1 time I have Rolex gmt for 12 years never had any problems I am so piss
I agree with what’s said here. Just send it in for service and it will be fine. Don’t be so piss.
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Old 30 June 2020, 07:14 PM   #34
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My Z-Blue died on me in similar circumstances. I'm waiting to get it fixed and should be able to get it in this month. These things happen. I wish they didn't. It's a mechanical watch, so not exactly unheard of.

Best wishes with it.
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Old 30 June 2020, 10:27 PM   #35
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So if you had only one watch and wore it constantly (except in bed) how is that any different? How does oil dry up from being on a winder at a constant speed and likely a constant temperature vs being on the wrist at varying speeds, positions and varying temperatures. It defies logic.
I agree and it may have been an incredible coincidence but either way, I’d rather be safe than sorry.
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Old 1 July 2020, 12:59 AM   #36
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Lol. Thinking the same. Anger and punctuation don't mix.

Imagine hearing something like that face to face!


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Old 1 July 2020, 12:59 AM   #37
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It was a tough read

Definitely same here!


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