MING 17.06

However, Once spotted, I couldn’t unsee the missing second hand, and the lonely seconds arbor in there, unwanted but still turning, looking for a hand or cover of some sort.

The weather played along - no longer summer but the pleasant sort of autumn- so went for a longer stroll this morning after the family was out of the house. Haven’t worn the Ming 27.01 in a while so the choice fell to it. In my opinion the most bala

The T&Cs say clearly [to me] that Ming picks up return courier if under warranty. Given what's in black and white, some in Team Ming might not have received the memo or simply forgot/misunderstood(?). Given the extra stress & pressures of the pandemicrisi

that Ming will now pay for the freight back for its faulty watches. It may be a budget brand in general but there is no excuse for a poor quality product especially one that has won the GPHG! Not sure if 17.09 owners have to pay for the return freight of

A fresh pic of the Ming 17.06, which I'm wearing today. Regards, Ron

#msg_7666234 Regards, Ron

Many of you who know me know that I'm a big fan of Ming - I was lucky enough to pick up the original 17.01 when it launched in 2017, and fell in love with the brand. The 19.02 worldtimer is my newest addition and marks my sixth ming and first 19 series Mi