patrick_y
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LOL! Sorry, it's not appropriate to laugh. But you portrayed this unfortunate situation in a funny light!
British Airways is indeed terrible in many regards! I can agree with you there! My carry on was in very good condition, until it suffered the drop at a very high end hotel chain. It had flown hundreds of thousands of miles in a few short years, but ironically a local hotel in the same province I live in managed to screw it up.
Noooooooo…….
That really hurts ….. gouged my relatively new platinum Daytona … sucky feeling ! ...
The first scratch is the deepest!
But it's something you can't avoid all the time... so don't worry too much!
I know the feeling only too well.
It bugs you massively at first.. Then you either get used to it and acquire new war wounds or get it fixed and become neurotically careful
There there...
Wait until you see my aluminum Rimowa suitcase, a high end hotel dropped my almost pristine suitcase on their driveway! That suitcase was in near perfect condition after several years of usage.
None of my aluminum Rimowas lasted their virginity after their first journey.
BA sees to that very nicely... I am almost certain the baggage handlers get a kick out of battering them.
LOL! Sorry, it's not appropriate to laugh. But you portrayed this unfortunate situation in a funny light!
British Airways is indeed terrible in many regards! I can agree with you there! My carry on was in very good condition, until it suffered the drop at a very high end hotel chain. It had flown hundreds of thousands of miles in a few short years, but ironic...
First one is always the most painful
A year from now it won't matter, just wear it, love it, enjoy it.
Big one
Normally i view the case to hold it scratch free. A buckle is new to me. It sits under the wrist, so not in the spot light. But i can not accept bad sized pushpins, and pushpin noise of cheap pushpins. Genuine pushpins fits stiff. Omega for example.
Lots of wisdom in these posts….
It happens to all of us, enjoy your beautiful watch…..
Lol
You will polish that out I have my own polishing wheel. That will come out perfect.
“The first cut is the deepest”- Cat Stevens
PS I have a similar scar on my Platona too
Sorry to see the scar. Treat it as your own signature on the watch.
Just tell yourself from now on, you no longer need to babysit it while you are wearing it. Enjoy the watch. Decades later, this is one of the characteristic of a vintage.
Thanks …
For the perspective check… guess i can it wear to the gym now 🙂 Have a great week everyone… Kam
Ok to polish platinum
I read a lot about it is ok to polish platinum, unlike gold. Is that true?