Why do gloves seem to convey the wearer that the audience will have absolute trust in his/her description.
Whenever I see a "gloved hand" ad, I immediately look for the elephant behind the door.
We have an unspoken rule in my office:
If you have to go to a doctors appointment that requires pants off, you get the whole day off.
If you have to go to a dental appointment that requires pants off- you get two days off for mental distress.
..and the other wa around: this can happen when you get really close to a dealer description that actually matches the pictures of the advertised watch..
I immediately returned it, needles to say that the advertised 16800 was a different watch than the one I received. "Slight" condition difference also applied to dial, case, hands and the "fully serviced" 3035 movement which refused to correctly set time or hack. Haven't been more pissed in ages after I received this Sub..
I mean..did he think I wouldn't notice??
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What dealer was this? I want to stay away from someone who would sell an entirely different watch then what was advertised.
And it took him two weeks to ship it, in country, lousy comms on top added to the whole bad experience..he is in Germany, so I assume no option for you anyway . Casa Pieper (Ebay: vintagetimepieces87)
This was great and I am tempted to hijack the thread by inquiring about everyone’s favorite episode of classic Star Trek, but I digress ...
Mirror Mirror
Oh, what the hell. Everybody knows that the best episode is “The City On The Edge Of Forever.” Time travel and a stunning Joan Collins as Edith Keeler.
