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[willy]

phrede Skrev:Men nu ved jeg ikke om situationen er den samme i Danmark, for jeg har aldrig stødt på samme mur i DK.
Der er satme nogle troldmænd i det ganske land og én ligger fx på Østerbrogade en anden på Ny Østergade/Vesterbrogade, Øster Farimagsgade, Frederiksberg Allé samt the Dark Horse "Urmageren" og jeg har aldrig mødt andet end absurd god service!
Og efter min mening matcher priserne fint det arbejde der leveres. Ja, det er svinedyrt at få et service, men det er altså også et voldsomt omfattende stykke arbejde der udføres!

Men MEGET rart med noget kritik fra nogle journalisters side... Og åbenbart nødvendigt for udlandet.
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I think you are a bit out of touch here Frede. I have lost count of the number of dealers here in Denmark that have problems with brand service. I could fill a book with examples . If you think that waiting 6 months or over,for a simple repair for a AP-PP-IWC_JLC is ok,then we are lost.Just ask Thomas Chrono about this Watch brands are ripping customers off.They have doubled their prices,and do not have enough watchmakers to carry out the repairs.Quite simply they have sold more watches without the capacity to service them.If you buy a new IWC for say 90000dkr,and it has a small fault,it has to go back to IWC.And you can wait 4-6 months before you see your watch again.
This is just not acceptable in my book,or to 99% of customers.Just remember that buying a high end watch today,is like playing Russian Roulette.Example you buy a used AP Royal Oak.Service and small repairs can cost you in excess of 20000dkr over a 10 year period. That is about 25% of the watches used value .So i ask were is the Investment value in buying watches like this? I just cannot see it anymore.And forget about your friendly watchmaker on the corner.They cannot get the parts to service these watches.