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Clyde, sad to read about your problems on the newbie. But just curious:
1) Why is it called the TRex? Because of the t-shaped bridge?
2) What are the watches dimensions? Is it 44mm? 16mm thick?
Looks ok though being black and uncommon.hand6.gif
Wear it in good health, amigo.
There really isn't a problem only a disappointment. These are hyped to be hand made and with great attention to detail. I don't think assembling the bracelet and then plating it is quite in keeping with the promises made.
The packaging however, is some of the best I have ever seen from anyone. This is the first "big" watch I have bought that wasn't falling off it's pillow and bobbing around in the box when I opened it. The wood box is impressive and designed so the watch stays where it was placed no matter what position the box ends up in. There are also 2 outer boxes. I was very impressed.
Size: 50mm X 15mm thick. I have no idea why it's named the T-Rex, except that the T-Rex is one their collection names.
Clyde