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Oh yes! He has no problem of working with reps. He know it wasn't original at first sight -on me; I'm not the kind of guy with a 30.000$ watch . The watch was dismounted, cleaned with ultrasounds, and oiled; then they checked the machine. Today I pick it, and works perfectly. The PR indicator is really working (it was low) and a 15 min. walking gives the watch full power. The watchsmith opinion was: a very good-looking and robust machinery, it may not give me problems in the future. So all finished well! Oh yes: the bill was 18

Hm! My watchsmith says machine looks well and good quality. His theory: some minuscule metal scraps from the mounting process entered between the gears. He take the watch for a dismounting/cleaning process; next week we'll see...

Hi, I'm wearing a new IWC Saint Exup

What can I say? Shame to me. I accept all rotten tomatoes. I can only justify my quick action with the experience I told in the previous post. That seller was very kind, and we have long time crossing emails about mail failures and custom delays. Time that he used to dissapear. Also, I usually buy from the People's Republic and always things are packed openly (xbox joystick replica, iPod remote replica, Olympus camera remote replica, to only say the last). And a watch I buy some time ago comes to me in a bubble pack, but in this case the piece comes from inside the EC. My first thinking of the "scam" was that the email was intercepted in same way, or that the entire kw page was replicated. In that case the PP team will be tracking the account of a different person. I have a friend that send boxes to enterprises, to pay in destination. Usually a secretary picks up the package, paid the fee (not very high, to not raise suspicion) and open the box in the office. Inside, my friend puts old demo diskettes and a letter of thanks, encouraging to buy the software (that was not related with him of course). Picking and paying the box in the post office, the poor girl can't legally claim because she accepted the whole thing. This worked some time. When I see XXXXXX, I think of my friend's game. On a constructive way, it may be good for others (I understand that anyone is newbie in aything for some time) if this topic persist, but editing names to not harm more than I do.

Yes. First thing I do was this, I never imagined the XXXXXXX. Usually I talk to the dealer before... but the last time they used this to gain a week and close his account (it was not PP, some other I can't recall now). If I wasn't posting and reading here, the PP dispute will still be running . Fortunately that's not the case, I hope this doesn't affect kingwatch integrity. (Oh please tell me it don't!)

OMFG I never realized what a beautiful XXXXXXX it was Immense shame. I'll try to rectify. Of course, I was tricked once, long time ago, and it marks. Interesting trade methods, indeed, and I was not prepared for it - I'm a total newbie!-. PP is cancelled with my compliments to kingwatch. As I say, I am new here. Any... any help on how can I edit the content of the post above? I'm afraid it can create misunderstandings if someone read in the future. Oh, and thank you for the illuminating words!

Hi guys, I'm relatively new here and after looking various web sites I decided to buy a watch. I selected kingwatch for a beautiful IWC Saint-Exup

Hi! Looking for awatch and googling that cryptic "movements" (ETA and 21J and all) I finished here. I was looking for a nice classic watch, but all I see looks ugly to me.A friend of mine tell me to look on expensive watch clones, and I discovered some models really beautiful. But then comes the strange machinery descriprions and very notable price differences, so I started to look and there is an interestig world here! Surely I'll be an annoying presence here for a while, because I don't know nothing... but I promise touse the search wisely.