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vbrad26
·Stopped in an AD after a meeting today since it was close by.
I did not expect them to have a GMT (they of course did not) but I wanted to at least try on a regular Black Bay.
Compared to my other watches...it was THICK! I did not really expect it to be that thick of a case.
But just for fun I asked him if they resolved the date wheel issue and he said something along the lines of as far as I know, yeah lol.
I did not expect them to have a GMT (they of course did not) but I wanted to at least try on a regular Black Bay.
Compared to my other watches...it was THICK! I did not really expect it to be that thick of a case.
But just for fun I asked him if they resolved the date wheel issue and he said something along the lines of as far as I know, yeah lol.
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Norfolk
·I bought one in June. They said all resolved too…mine is faultless, very accurate and a delight to wear.
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blufinz52
··Hears dead people, not watch rotors.Has anyone sent theirs in for the date wheel service recently? I need to send mine in but I really don't want to part with it for the 3+ months I've heard it takes, at least during the pandemic :/
I sent my GMT to the RSC in Dallas and got it back in 2.5 months. It has run perfectly since.
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Mmike1357
·Bought mine last week, AD said the issue was resolved.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerBut just for fun I asked him if they resolved the date wheel issue and he said something along the lines of as far as I know, yeah lol.
Not sure a dealer is going to tell you that the problem hasn't been fixed - it's their job to sell the watches after all.
I still see reports of watches that have been fixed, having the issue come back (as recently as a few months ago), so not 100% sure it's really fixed yet.
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abrod520
·I sent my GMT to the RSC in Dallas and got it back in 2.5 months. It has run perfectly since.
I'll probably get around to dropping it off once I've got another modern diver or two to ease the pain of missing it.
I still see reports of watches that have been fixed, having the issue come back (as recently as a few months ago), so not 100% sure it's really fixed yet.
Last I read, it was thought to be an inherent design flaw rather than a manufacturing QC issue - but that was maybe a year or so ago so maybe they've figured it out since then?
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Bizcut1
·Moved mine after dealing with the date wheel issue...it is such a beautiful watch, though.
I know I will own it again at some later date.
Ben
I know I will own it again at some later date.
Ben
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vbrad26
·Not sure a dealer is going to tell you that the problem hasn't been fixed - it's their job to sell the watches after all.
I still see reports of watches that have been fixed, having the issue come back (as recently as a few months ago), so not 100% sure it's really fixed yet.
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I for sure know that I have to take what he said with a grain of salt.
I just wanted to see what his response would be. I didn't really expect anything different than the answer he gave me though hah.
