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Originally Posted by tanask211
Yah its a deep scratch probably due to mishandling of tools. But if you expect to get a new piece then I think unlikely to take place. Just go for a polish and get rid of it. Life is short and just enjoy it... Nothing is flawless.
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What ridiculous logic...
nothing is flawless? The guy took his great condition
$28k watch in for a service-related issue and they put deep scratches in it through negligence... OF COURSE HE SHOULD BE PISSED! Honestly, I read some post on here that have me scratching my head in wonder at the bizarre thought processes that go into them.
The AD needs to remedy the situation ASAP and I would be demanding it be returned to the condition I gave it in as well as a grovelling apology for trying to mislead me. Saying "mistakes happen, we are all human" is not applicable in this situation when dealing with a watch that cost more than many people can save in a year. Unless of course, you are so far removed from reality and material concerns that it genuinely is of no concern to you when someone negligently and carelessly damages your $28k watch. It then becomes their responsibility to rectify the situation.