Hmm I am now willing to be a little more charitable and admit that I maybe jumped to the wrong conclusion but I am still a bit perplexed about where you got the jump to -69 from. That aside, edit your listings and move forward. You do have a desirable thing but you need to be careful you are fully honest and acuurate.
I am withholding judgment bit I will say this: speedmaster minutiae like caseback models and dots over 90s seem obvious to OF watch nerds but would be considered minor confusing points to normal people. Perhaps a 2nd chance could be granted?
Hmm I am now willing to be a little more charitable and admit that I maybe jumped to the wrong conclusion but I am still a bit perplexed about where you got the jump to -69 from. That aside, edit your listings and move forward. You do have a desirable thing but you need to be careful you are fully honest and acuurate.
I think you should have done more research before making an advert, I would never make an advert of watch I have had for 24 hours, you don't know its power reserve, how well it runs in multiple positions etc I would be too worried that buyer will find some hidden flaws I have not discovered. You asked for knowledge here and it was given to you because everyone is super into watches and everyone is super helpful and wishing when someone scores a nice deal somewhere in the wild. I guess your biggest mistake was that you rushed too much without doing necessary homework beforehand, otherwise this wouldn't have ruffled feathers.
Understood. I had the watch for about 3 days and it's kept great time. I don't own a timeographer but perhaps I should invest in one. I'm looking at it today and it's the right time and I set it yesterday after I pictured the movements and put the case back on. I also tested the chronograph to make sure all the subdials work as they should which they do. The chrono hand quickly snaps back to 0. It works as good as any newer mechanical I've owned.
