Doesn't really seem like there is a way for me to prove how messed up the chrono system is. Should I ask for at least a partial refund?
Problem : Chrono does not reset
Step one start Chrono
Step two stop Chrono
Step three reset Chrono
Observe Chrono does not correctly reset too zero.
This is a common problem on these and many are sold when this breaks due to high service costs.
Update: the seller responded and is a bit irate. Here is his response: "Hi - like I said, I tried the chrono when I put the watch for sale and did not notice anything unusual, certainly nothing close to what you're claiming. You asked a number of questions prior to placing your bid and never inquired about the chrono. You had the opportunity to ask about all you wanted prior to bidding. Everything I stated about the state and quality of the watch is true and no false claims have been made. It was clear that under the terms I stated no returns accepted and you should have asked about all that you though was relevant. I completely disagree with your claim(s) but in interest of resolving this I am willing to talk about figuring out a way to remedy this situation. Any (reasonable) suggestions?"
I don't know what I should do in response here. Wanted to get some input from you guys before I proceed. Thanks!
As I told you and others. Talking to the seller after he refused is a bad idea. Go through eBay.
Go ahead and drop it but I wouldn't. Sounds like you're creating stress when there isnt an any. Just open a dispute with eBay it's almost a guarantee they'll find in your favor return it and then find a better example.
This is pretty open and shut. Don't worry about what might happen and take action now for no reason that has consequences for you. Ebay takes a day or 2. This is a pretty open and shut case. Relax take some deep breaths, if ebay declines it or the seller does not pay after you return it then take more action.
All I want to do at this point is just settle this without issue.
