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Jupp, William told me to cut my losses right away and send it back to the AD, but like he said, I would loose quite a bit on that, since we have a nice 25% VAT here in Norway, and import tax on top of that, and then registered shipping via UPS to Asia. And also I actually still like the watch, and hope I can get the issues solved locally. If not, I guess I will just have to live with it as is. The dust is easy though, and probably the lume also. So, I´m happy with my decision to keep the watch, although with a kinda sour taste in the mouth ...
If you decided to live with it or rectified the issues yourself locally it's no longer an issue. jmo I can understand the sour taste in your mouth, been there also with another company.
Now I'm speaking in general if anybody has a problem with a watch manufacture please e-mail or PM them first, gave them the courtesy to resolve the situation 99% of the time they do.... I have had issues with some watches and they had been repair under warranty you never heard a word from me.
I had an issue a few years ago with one brand I PMed, and sent them e-mail also, I gave them the courtesy first, but the replies were pure BS, they thought it was funny it wasn't funny when I posted there reply on the net. The situation was resolve a few months later, and I used to own five of there watches it left a sour taste, I no longer own that brand and will not purchase another watch from them ever againdance.gif