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Originally Posted by PJ S

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but if Patek know they're using seals which deteriorate within the recommended service interval (3-5 years), you'd think they'd take steps to include such information in their owner manuals, wouldn't you?
As they don't, from the PDFs viewable on their site, then they must be confident that the seals should be good for a minimum of 5 years.
Given the relative lack of usage of this watch over the period since purchase (and assuming it was freshly assembled rather than sitting for some time), then the damaged parts list would indicate this has happened over time, and not as a result of this one incident.
As such, that would tend to suggest this particular watch falls short of Patek's quality levels.

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