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Richard Mille

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I have always struggled a little with using deployments, always found there is a lot hanging on one little pin. I changed the deployment on my 004 to a tang buckle for this reason. Being white gold the watch is quite weighty, and would hate it to fall from wrist height onto a stone floor. I did this once with a Lange & Sohne DP, dropped it from wrist height onto a marble floor, wouldnt wind up after that ( might fault I am afraid, it wasnt a failure )and it cost me 8k euros to fix, so I know the pain!

A failure like this one needs noting and we need to know how & why it failed, when you have lots of $$$$$ hanging on such an item, you need to have confidence in it. How was it fixed?...it looks from your photo like it 'snapped' off where it joins the buckle...is it a failure of the pin breaking or is it a failure due to it coming away from how its fixed to the buckle?

I always think theses things should carry two pins on them, and have dual holed straps, always seems theres a lot riding on that bit' what did the dealer say?....

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