SMS2
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Quite satisfied here....
I've had a RG Panograph for over two years. The finishing of the case, dial and movement are superb, even under the scrutiny of a loupe. No oxidation anywhere. GO's straps are adequate, a bit on the thin side for me. The double deployant has been reliable and performed without any problems, as has the watch.
In the end, no problems, no regrets.
Regards,
SMS
Had anyone quality problems with GO?
While examining a model in a jewelry store, I surprisingly discovered an oxidation spot on the display of the watch. Moreover the watch-strap and the clasp do not look trustworthy to me. Am I the only one to be mistrustful?
Uhh . . . no . . .
. . . and I've purchased five G O's in the last four years. All have been visually as close to perfect as one could expect, and the performance issues for one of them was resolved on it's second trip to the manufactory. Cordially, Art
Well I am sorry to insist...
but after having drawn the attention of GO to the oxidation spot discovered on the dial of one of their watches, all I got from their side was a lousy answer like ? we are doing our best ?.... Moreover it took them over 2 months to send me a simple catalo...
I think you should have some information before being so harsh ...
I know that GO stands by its product, and wants its cusotmers to be satisfied. Sometimes, problems can appear only a while after the final quality control, such as oxidation spots on the dial. These can happen when the protective lacquer is not perfectly ...