imagwai
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OK, I've seen it now. You could have just told me it was in the original post
OK, I've seen it now. You could have just told me it was in the original post
Hi,
I have owned 3 or 4 Aquaracer (41mm and 43mm), all of them had a problem with the movement (power reserve, blocked crown etc). I have been wanting to buy the new 844 (if I can't find it, the last Aquaracer) for a few days but this post has put a stop to me.
So far my 844 LE is obviously fine, but I think it'll fare a bit better over time than other TAGs I've had. The crown is nicely designed, and no longer engages when you push it back in to screw it down - so I expect the Sellita rotor issue not to be a big problem even if it does occur.
So far my 844 LE is obviously fine, but I think it'll fare a bit better over time than other TAGs I've had. The crown is nicely designed, and no longer engages when you push it back in to screw it down - so I expect the Sellita rotor issue not to be a big problem even if it does occur.
4 owners, about 8 watches? Although Virgile just added a handful more
As a "mega expert" in scientific research, I'm sure Jim already realises he'll need a bigger sample size next time. If Tag sold 100,000 Calibre 5 Aquaracers, then you'd need 2,345 responses to get a representative sample with 95% confidence in a 2% margin of error.
4 owners, about 8 watches? Although Virgile just added a handful more
Seven owners participated but only four had issues yes
Dude it sounds like you are using the old pre-PC definition of science. In modern society, science is what I feel and what I tell you . Science shall not be questioned, it is the truth cause I say so.
What I worry about is not the first few weeks of use but after several months or years, this is always the problem on Aquaracer with Sellita movement :-(
I think the sample size is number of watches not number of owners?
The new Aquaracer is quite a step up in terms of external quality and I'm hoping that means they've done a bit more finishing on the base movement than they did in the previous Calibre 5 models.
Dont you think that if they made any improvements to the movement, they would make sure that as many as possible were made aware?