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ninman
路I just bought the watch, and I think it looks great.
Enjoy a few pics of it.
Enjoy a few pics of it.
Bought the FOIS
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josiahg52
路Beautiful watch! Now enjoy wearing it!
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bsowers34
路The enablers strike again! Never ask here if you should get something new, the answer will ALWAYS be yes. Welcome to the FOISv2 club.
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Wahoo98
路Fantastic looking watch. Congrats.
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josiahg52
路I tried the FOIS on this morning at an AD. Looks great in person. Love the lugs, they're just different than so many of the Speedmasters out there.
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ninman
路If I changed my mind, will Omega accept a return and refund?
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kamaaina1
路Jealous.... 馃槝
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ninman
路Unlikely. Definitely needs to be in the same condition. You can ask, but shouldn't expect a return. Your warranty was likely activated, making it a used watch.
Yeah, I noticed a couple of minor scratches on the clasp, which is probably enough for them not to accept it back. I don't think the warranty thing is a big deal, because they accept online returns within 14 days of purchase.
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ninman
路They said the caseback had a few tiny scratches because I took it off and rested it on its bracelet, so no refund is possible.
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ninman
路Why are you trying to return it?
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Omarrye
路I woke up the next morning with a massive amount of buyer's remorse. I'm trying to start a business, so I'm technically unemployed right now and I have my business capital secured, but I had some disposable income and thought why not treat myself a little bit. I'll be officially launching in about 4 weeks, but I realised that it really wasn't tge best timing for splurging on a luxury watch.
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ninman
路They said the caseback had a few tiny scratches because I took it off a
Kind of, I mean I sold my house and I've been living off the proceeds. Recently, I also bought an Explorer and sold it because I was so disappointed with it and lost around 拢700 on that.
I mean I have enough money to last me around 3 years, but I've spent like 拢7k on watches when the money would have been better served buying a new computer for my business.
I basically justified it to myself as "I can afford it so why not?" Now I'm thinking it was a really unwise thing to do.
Was it an impulse purchase? I鈥檇 say enjoy the watch. Worst case scenario, you can sell it and lose a grand or two.
I mean I have enough money to last me around 3 years, but I've spent like 拢7k on watches when the money would have been better served buying a new computer for my business.
I basically justified it to myself as "I can afford it so why not?" Now I'm thinking it was a really unwise thing to do.
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zinterz
路@ninman I've done this before with buyer's remorse. Given that you are now "stuck" with a most lovely watch, I would say that you hold onto it and wear it. If you feel the same down the line (give it a month or two?) then perhaps put it up for sale on here, eBay, Chrono24 etc. and just admit to yourself that you made a mistake and you'll learn from it. I bought a Christopher Ward C1 Moonglow Limited Edition which was 1 of 80 worldwide. I quickly regretted it, and ultimately lost about 15% compared to what I paid. But, it is what it is and I've moved on now.
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ninman
路@ninman I've done this before with buyer's remorse. Given that you are now "stuck" with a most lovely watch, I would say that you hold onto it and wear it. If you feel the same down the line (give it a month or two?) then perhaps put it up for sale on here, eBay, Chrono24 etc. and just admit to yourself that you made a mistake and you'll learn from it. I bought a Christopher Ward C1 Moonglow Limited Edition which was 1 of 80 worldwide. I quickly regretted it, and ultimately lost about 15% compared to what I paid. But, it is what it is and I've moved on now.
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路Based on your reaction to owning the watch, I really would recommend selling it now for whatever you can get for it and never buying an "expensive" watch again. I don't think this is for you. It's clearly beyond your comfort zone.
To be honest, I get as much enjoyment buying a $150 quartz watch as I get buying a $10,000 watch.
To be honest, I get as much enjoyment buying a $150 quartz watch as I get buying a $10,000 watch.
