i question iwc quality control , after my bad experience with their product
maybe its a one-off case where i got the defective watch. but they take so long to recitfy and 1 problem come one after another..
better check yr new watch before buying
I'm afraid that people have these experiences with other brands too, such as Rolex --- though of course when a company knocks out 2000 watches *per day*, there are bound to be lots of lemon stories. Sadly, IWC seems to be going the same way.
Maybe you should consider getting away from all of the well-known brands, and looking at small companies where you can at least expect that some individual has looked at your watch carefully? For example, I'm very interested in RGM watches, a tiny company in the US that employs 10 people and produces about 300 watches *per year*. Some of their watches even have in-house movements, if you care about that, like their 801A pilot watch.
But that's just an example. UTS watches consists of just ONE person, who personally manufactures and assembles the cases (though not, of course, the movements) of his watches, and the results are superb, if you are into heavy and chunky:
UTS
Anyway, if you go this way you are bound to find more interesting things than the same old boring stuff that everyone wears.