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| Joined: | Thu Sep 8th, 2005 |
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"Randy,
The watch has sat stagnant for a long period of time just as I have stated in my listing, which may have caused the mainspring to completely become unwound. On numerous occasions, including just before I shipped the watch, I was able to move the watch vigorously and the the second hand did begin to move. It would count off a few seconds then stop. This shows me it will work and will just need to be worn regularly to keep the charge once the mainspring has been wound. Again, because it has been just sitting for so long the mainspring is probably totally unwound. I dont want to have an unsatisfied customer, but I did clearly state that winding of the mainspring might be neccesary, and if you need to bring the watch to an expert to do so, then it is your responsibility. The watch is 100 percent new and never worn, so I did list it accurately. Even though brand new, items do occasionally need to be "recharged" by an expert, and I did state that in this watches case, that might be neccesary. I do want to resolve this as best as we can, but I am not simply going to just take the watch back, because as you knew when u bid on the item, it may need to be wound, and if you do not have the tools to do so, an expert would. We need to have some common ground here, and I believe it begins with you doing what you can to charge the mainspring. Thank you. " (name withheld)