
In a candid post, jp884 shares a frustrating experience with a new MB Blue Arrow watch, highlighting significant customer service delays that ultimately led to a change in his collection. His detailed account not only exposes potential pitfalls in luxury watch after-sales support but also celebrates the exemplary service of his authorized dealer, Collective. This narrative offers valuable insights into how an AD's commitment can transform a negative brand experience into a positive acquisition.







The color combo and details really make it stand out in a highly attractive way! 👏😎
When my Minerva AVUS was sent to MB it took a year. I was not thrilled, but when I received it back they did a great job. Luckily I had a few watches to hold me over though 😁. The Singer is really cool. Do you have one of their Porches as well? I think they’re so cool.
And well done to the AD 👏
The blue arrow was sharp. I had issues with a MB, luckily it didn’t take so long to rectify. I don’t think Laurent lecamp is steering mb too well right now, but their service has always been an issue from what I read. That’s a cool, fun watch. Enjoy !
Don’t necessarily need a singer per se besides the watch. I drive my cars so owning a singer to look at it does not appeal to me.
that took care of you. MB should have replaced the Blue Arrow with a brand new one, then they can take their own sweet time to fix the issue on the old one, especially since you've purchased it from the retailer who collaborated with MB for this special edition. No doubt, a very nice watch, as is many other Minerva/MB timepieces, but I wouldn't want to touch these after hearing your experience (and a few others from here as well). There are too many beautiful and worthy substitutes for these I t
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