Very frustrated: My new 5270 has a sticking / loose Day aperture

[texex91]

Originally Posted by SubKing

you can state your opinion, but drilling your opinion into peoples heads and then to take things to a personal level is uncalled for.

I agree. You should stop doing that.

Done with u on this thread as you aren't worth my time.

Thread is about OPs watch that is working fine.

[Racerdj]

Good result and I hope you never have this issue again!

[nyc2la]

Originally Posted by Racerdj

Good result and I hope you never have this issue again!

Thank you!

[Dandoun]

Texex91, why all the frustration. Chill, have a pill, life is too short. Unless Patek was founded by your grand grand father, just relax, and enjoy your watches. For some people who don't have a collection, having to wait half a year to get their watch back can be pretty frustrating.
Of course no watch is perfect, but when a "defect" (or whatever we call it) shows up, the logical reaction to get pissed off, especially at that price point and for such a piece.
Cheers all have a nice day.

[SubKing]

Originally Posted by Dandoun

Texex91, why all the frustration. Chill, have a pill, life is too short. Unless Patek was founded by your grand grand father, just relax, and enjoy your watches. For some people who don't have a collection, having to wait half a year to get their watch back can be pretty frustrating.
Of course no watch is perfect, but when a "defect" (or whatever we call it) shows up, the logical reaction to get pissed off, especially at that price point and for such a piece.
Cheers all have a nice day.

x1000

[brettpaul]

Originally Posted by KarlS

Why can't the watch be "broken in" at the factory? If it's normal that syncing needs to take place isn't it better in a controlled environment? I thought they spend weeks being tested for accuracy any ways so the movement is obviously being tested.

I'm sure it was tested for weeks - but again, it's a mechanical device and it can underperform/fail at any given time. Even with their limited production every manufacture will have issues....even Patek.

For the OP's watch, it seems to be worked out for the best and it's working fine.

BTW - looks like you have some pretty nice pieces in your collection!

[Prophessor]

Originally Posted by Dandoun

Texex91, why all the frustration. Chill, have a pill, life is too short. Unless Patek was founded by your grand grand father, just relax, and enjoy your watches. For some people who don't have a collection, having to wait half a year to get their watch back can be pretty frustrating.
Of course no watch is perfect, but when a "defect" (or whatever we call it) shows up, the logical reaction to get pissed off, especially at that price point and for such a piece.
Cheers all have a nice day.

[nyc2la]

Originally Posted by brettpaul

I'm sure it was tested for weeks - but again, it's a mechanical device and it can underperform/fail at any given time. Even with their limited production every manufacture will have issues....even Patek.



For the OP's watch, it seems to be worked out for the best and it's working fine.



BTW - looks like you have some pretty nice pieces in your collection!

Knock on wood, the calendar is working perfectly now, and the watch is keeping excellent time to boot! Thx! 🍻

[conkers]

Great news! Now relax and enjoy!