The Watch Thread - Part 12

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bencheongcm

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Wrist shot is a must I guess

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Any one bought damasko before? how is the watch quality and is watch leather strap on top and sew bottom with silicon ??
 
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Hi guys

I bought a pre-owned subC date and realised that there's something wrong with the winding. After I give it a few rounds of winding, the watch is functioning accurately but it's just that when you wind it slowly, you can feel and hear grinding sound.

The watch is within the 5 years warranty. I went back to the seller to inform him of this but he brushed it off by stating that since the watch is within warranty, I should bring it to rsc for check.

I did wind the watch normally before purchasing it, everything is fine as usual. But when you wind it slow, there's definitely something wrong with it.

The question is should the seller do something to clarify this or it's my negligence for not inspecting it thoroughly :s11:
 

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Hi guys

I bought a pre-owned subC date and realised that there's something wrong with the winding. After I give it a few rounds of winding, the watch is functioning accurately but it's just that when you wind it slowly, you can feel and hear grinding sound.

The watch is within the 5 years warranty. I went back to the seller to inform him of this but he brushed it off by stating that since the watch is within warranty, I should bring it to rsc for check.

I did wind the watch normally before purchasing it, everything is fine as usual. But when you wind it slow, there's definitely something wrong with it.

The question is should the seller do something to clarify this or it's my negligence for not inspecting it thoroughly :s11:

Bring back rsc. No issue. Buyer let you test.
OK already deal.
You tell him also no use. Haha he also cannot fix
 

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Hi guys

I bought a pre-owned subC date and realised that there's something wrong with the winding. After I give it a few rounds of winding, the watch is functioning accurately but it's just that when you wind it slowly, you can feel and hear grinding sound.

The watch is within the 5 years warranty. I went back to the seller to inform him of this but he brushed it off by stating that since the watch is within warranty, I should bring it to rsc for check.

I did wind the watch normally before purchasing it, everything is fine as usual. But when you wind it slow, there's definitely something wrong with it.

The question is should the seller do something to clarify this or it's my negligence for not inspecting it thoroughly :s11:

I rarely wind my watch (also a Submariner), but yesterday when I did it to sync the time, I realised that I can feel and hear a bit of the winding itself, it is smooth but I can still feel that gears are being moved.

I am not sure if I am not suppose to feel or hear anything at all, as it is a mechanical movement. That's like asking a car with a petrol engine to run like a Tesla?

What do you mean by grinding sound?
 

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I rarely wind my watch (also a Submariner), but yesterday when I did it to sync the time, I realised that I can feel and hear a bit of the winding itself, it is smooth but I can still feel that gears are being moved.

I am not sure if I am not suppose to feel or hear anything at all, as it is a mechanical movement. That's like asking a car with a petrol engine to run like a Tesla?

What do you mean by grinding sound?

It's normal. That's the winding sound. lol. No sound then not normal.
 

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I rarely wind my watch (also a Submariner), but yesterday when I did it to sync the time, I realised that I can feel and hear a bit of the winding itself, it is smooth but I can still feel that gears are being moved.

I am not sure if I am not suppose to feel or hear anything at all, as it is a mechanical movement. That's like asking a car with a petrol engine to run like a Tesla?

What do you mean by grinding sound?

Sub have the best winding experience.
Its like winding on butter.
But grinding sound is expected due to gears.
 

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It's normal. That's the winding sound. lol. No sound then not normal.

Sub have the best winding experience.
Its like winding on butter.
But grinding sound is expected due to gears.

Rarely need to wind it anyway, advantages of a daily beater and #OneWatchMan :s13:

Just wanted to find out more from bro onthehindsight about a grinding sound.

I definitely can understand the expectations of buying an expensive watch, and I do agree with bro GX84, if really worried, just send it to RSC.
 

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Gonna go for another MO run for blushark.
Hope can use the 30% off.
Getting the bond strap this time round.
 
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