Trolling? Oh absolutely. I bought a multi-thousand-dollar Omega just to come here and stir up the chrono hand alignment community. You caught me.
In all seriousness though—if pointing out that a chronograph hand on a luxury timepiece isn’t aligned properly is enough to trigger cries of trolling, maybe the bar for quality has gotten a bit too flexible.
Imagine expecting precision from a company that literally sells precision as its brand identity. Wild, I know.
I’m curious how many forums is this posted to?
Oh pity. Bye. Enjoy your Timex.
“Enjoy your Timex.” That’s the depth of your response? I post a factual account of a QC issue on a $7,800 watch, and your comeback is… playground-level sarcasm? Impressive.
I didn’t trash the brand. I didn’t cry for a refund. I pointed out an issue that shouldn’t exist at this price point—and the fact that this somehow offends you says everything about the fragility some people bring into this hobby.
If your ego is so wrapped up in a logo on your wrist that any criticism feels like a personal attack, maybe it’s not the watch you’re defending—it’s your own insecurity.
But sure, keep gatekeeping the community like you're on Omega’s payroll. The rest of us will keep expecting better, and calling it out when we don’t get it.
The fragility I see is you posting on this topic on two different forums repeatedly arguing your case. Frequently lacing your text with bolded sentences. As if that will give them more weight. The fragility you see is you projecting.
Nice hobby you’ve got - policing other people’s formatting like it’s occupational therapy. If your day revolves around nitpicking bold text and tallying my posts across forums, congratulations: you’ve achieved peak forum janitor energy.
Here’s the deal: I posted a clear, factual issue about a watch. You decided to play grammar cop. That doesn’t make you clever or authoritative - it makes you small. Tiny priorities, tiny takes.
If you want to feel important, try offering an actual argument or evidence instead of posture and policing. Until then, enjoy standing on your soapbox; from where I’m sitting it just looks really, really little.
Nice hobby you’ve got - policing other people’s formatting like it’s occupational therapy. If your day revolves around nitpicking bold text and tallying my posts across forums, congratulations: you’ve achieved peak forum janitor energy.
Here’s the deal: I posted a clear, factual issue about a watch. You decided to play grammar cop. That doesn’t make you clever or authoritative - it makes you small. Tiny priorities, tiny takes.
If you want to feel important, try offering an actual argument or evidence instead of posture and policing. Until then, enjoy standing on your soapbox; from where I’m sitting it just looks really, really little.
@TheChosen1! I pray you do not own a German car....
Nitpicking! That’s the word I was looking for! Do you know what the word means?
