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slai

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  1. Oh great, my horrendous penmanship is on display. :lol: :lol: :lol: Yes, I belong to the keyboard and blackberry generation.

    Rob, it's just a tiny gesture compared to how much you've educated us, and more importantly, the countless times you've made us smile when we look at your work wrapped around our wrists.

    Merry Christmas!

  2. Works been crazy all week but I finally got a chance to pick up a card, and package the tequila nicely. It's on it's way to The Zigmeister and he should have it Monday. Books have been ordered but they won't make it to him before Christmas. Admin has been contacted about the balance in the paypal account to be sent to RWG. Will forward full audit trail to kenberg for independant confirmation. B)

  3. It's already been said ..."mistakes happen" "these are reps" "it's how the dealer responds that matters"...I'd have kept my "powder dry" for now ..

    If you had the best interests of the membership in mind - and believed you could "out" a bad dealer it would have had more impact if the dealer had failed to rectify your problems and your reported that experience.

    I suppose this brings up the subject of what should be tolerated. The fact is the watch was supposed to be modded, and hand-inspected. In my case, when the watch finally arrived after 2 months, it came with huge scratches on the dial, hands, and the cannon-pinnion that was supposed to be installed, wasn't. The watch was more expensive than if it were from other collectors and I was willing to pay the premium to avoid the hassles of going back and forth trying to get a problem rectified. I paid extra because I wanted it right the first time.

    In the end, I just asked for a refund and took my money somewhere else. So in that sense, the problem was resolved but is this whole experience acceptable? Would you cheerfully accept this, or would you rather avoid this experience?

  4. Sorry i had a few problems posting the picture, it should be on now. Regarding the dealer, i have sent him an email and am waiting for a responce. I understand that it is every members duty to help the community by telling people about these kind of problems but was still unsure if i should let everyone know who this dealer is.

    I wrestled with the same decision when I got a horrible "modded" fiddy from the same collector. With all the positive reviews he usually gets, I thought maybe it was a one off and didn't reveal the name. Now I'm not so sure.

  5. Doing a much better job than I did. The lever pin looks absolutely

    perfect. I will probably have another go at mine, but the hole

    is not drilled as well as on yours. So there is a sunken part just

    below the pin on the crown guard. Thanks for sharing!!

    What did you use? I wetsanded with 400 grit to start, then finished off wetsanding with 1000 grit sandpaper.

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