from what I can tell...that is defective. I don't think the bezel should be turning at all. No markings on it and looks like it isn't a feature of that watch. I hate to say this, but Victorinox are known for producing high quality watches. I find it a little hard to believe that something like that could by-pass quality control. is it possible that watch is a knock off?
from what I can tell...that is defective. I don't think the bezel should be turning at all. No markings on it and looks like it isn't a feature of that watch. I hate to say this, but Victorinox are known for producing high quality watches. I find it a little hard to believe that something like that could by-pass quality control. Is it possible that watch is a knock off?
That’s what I tend to think to be honest. So sad - love the watch. Do you think there should be a spring underneath the ring? Frankly speaking I was able to carefully remove the ring using a plastic guitar pick and there’s nothing between the watch and the ring - also no spring botch or any signs of it on the bezel or watch body.
Well if that is not a fake, then it is a shocking quality control issue. You could return it, or bring it to a watch repair guy. he/she could tell you if its real and possibly fix it .
Hard to tell indeed. Can you show a picture of the crown and backside?Downside of pictures is that we don't get a clue on weight/quality feel.Even the sound of a loose bracelet gives me much info when holding a watch.
Yup. Looks very good.Also, keep in mind that the bezel might be a press fit. Maybe it was dropped? Used as a showpiece before being sold?Or just smurfty QC...none are certain...I'd see for a repair/replacement if I were you.
I'd first ask if this rotating bezel was a feature. I'd then ask if this is a feature should it click or spin freely. I have a rating bezel watches that "ratchet" as they rotate. The other thing is none lift up as yours appear to do.I'd send it back personally as these "issues" would not be features I'd be happy with.
Yes. Watch appers to be real from photos. Right move would be to return it for sure.
Did just that. Sadly didn’t work out from two attempts, so I’ll pass on this initiative for now - universe seems to be trying to stop me from buying this watch for some reason
SIGH. For fun. Sand huh? How would a new watch get SAND in it? Do Victorinox watched get built on a sandy island?