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| Posted: Tue Sep 26th, 2006 12:29 am |
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e.avery
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Nothing new to read here, this can be added to the blue rotor's freezing, bracelets falling apart and Invicta not warrantying them one month after the sale, screws backing out, and a million other production related problems. None of this would be an issue if they had customer service, and they had a Mechanical Engineer helping over see the designs and production. People never learn, the big boys are big because they dot the i's and cross the t's. That is what builds value in a brand and makes a brand retain its value on the secondary market. By the way Jim that was a good stunt to show pics of assemblers wearing Invicta printed on the backs of lab coats like they are some sports team. The "crew" all laughed there asses off, but you do not know who the "crew" is do you Jim.
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