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Old 15 April 2024, 11:40 AM   #10
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This doesn’t make sense to me. I’m not aware of any company that rates its products based on misuse or lack of correct usage by the owner. It would be like a cars safety rating based on assumption the driver won’t wear a seatbelt. Or a firearm assuming that the owner fails to properly engage the trigger safety. Or the owner of a washing machine who fails to close the door and causes the flood. Or medication of which the user takes twice the prescribed amount. Makes no sense.


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I agree… this explanation is nonsense… is Patek measuring accuracy based upon someone forgetting to wind the watch??? I think Patek just lied about the degree of waterproofness of its “sports” watches and got caught!!!
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