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I actually had a bad experience with Zinex. Received a watch with dust on the lume which I think is unforgivable at the $1500.00 price mark. There was also a small scratch/chunk out of the side of the watch.
They would not answer my questions directly when I inquired what made their 2824's "high quality". I know others believe, on other forums, they were not necessarily forward in regards to answering where their cases were made.
When I asked to for a return I felt that I received an attitude in return. However I did receive money back fast.
I agree their lume is amazine and I love the designs but I am not impressed with their service.
I don't own any Doxa or Zinex... But I've been reading many comments about what you say: The fuzzy no-man's land origin of elements in Zinex. Seriously, this is deceiving from them. They seems to try desperatly to achieve a high status by hiding the fact that they rely on components fabricated in Asia...
I get so irritated by those brands who practice unjustified high prices just to get a status in the watch world...
Status is builded by constant thrue quality and feedbacks from the clients: Not high prices and undeserved profits
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