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TheMatrix Senior Member True WatchGeek

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Scuba imperfection and perfection

I found what looks like debris on the date wheel. It seems to be isolated to the "16". Yah, out of curiosity I decided to photograph each date and see if there was any other debris. Can you spot the other imperfection? Shout out to Nismo who helped me spot it. I'll be calling CS to see what they can do for me. I see that there are LQ of the silvertone/black. I hope that I can get an exchange. Most importantly I hope the Shop doesn't recycle this for sale. So that all the geeks can know the CONS# is 082305-65788 Model 0605. For good measure I also added a note inside the gift box.



My black one arrived cosmetically perfect. I still gotta check the chrono but so far so good.


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Congrats and wear them well. You picked the 2 best versions. Did not like the pepsi version because I thought the black figure 8clashed with the blue bezel !

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nice picture ,it dose look like a smug on 16th .on white dial . I got pro diver it had dust ball falling around in dial.

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That sucks about the imperfections. Is the other one the crooked "I" in Invicta? __________________

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congrats... sorry to hear about the dirt but hopefully they will exchange it for you __________________

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It could be the angle that the pic was taken, but it seems like the inner ring on the hour sub dial has a chip in it. Congrats anyway. __________________

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Quote: Originally Posted by skipsham Could be mistaking, but it looks like the R on the chrono second head, Also it could be the angle that the pic was taken, but it seems like the inner ring on the hour sub dial fas a chip in it.Maybe one or the other You're right Melton. The 6 o'clock sub-dial has a small chip on the 3 side. Bummer huh? __________________ There is no reality outside the Matrix

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Quote: Originally Posted by TheMatrix You're right Melton. The 6 o'clock sub-dial has a small chip on the 3 side. Bummer huh? Oh wow. I didn't even notice that. Say bye bye to that one. __________________

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Congats on your Blk/Blk but you for sure need to have the silvertone dial execution replaced,i see the debris on the date wheel at the 16th and there is either a chip on the lower subdial ring or the enamel has bled over into the sub dial.

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I think I'll put the magnifying glass to mine and see what I can find. __________________ "The illusion is becoming real...the more real it gets the more desperate they become.."

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Sorry to hear this Bro and hope it all works out! Thanks for shooting the close up on te Black/Black as this is the variation I ordered and I am glad I did! Can't wait __________________ Class...Quelle heure est il? - Madame Eno (My 8th grade French Teacher)

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Man oh man...so many little details that sometimes go unnoticed, well I hope they exchange it for you and your new one is perfect. __________________

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Quote: Originally Posted by TheMatrix You're right Melton. The 6 o'clock sub-dial has a small chip on the 3 side. Bummer huh? Bummer for sure! but i also know that one will going back for sure, right? __________________


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Hey Bro... I know who this was a serious buzz-kill. But, I trust the right solution will present itself. And I know you'll make the right call. Sorry the silver arrived in this condition. I trust the Black version has now passed inspection? Hope so. To my eye, the imperfection on the "16"... still appears to have a shadow... which leads me top believe that it is "debris" of some sort. (not a mark or smudge). So it will eventually dislodge & that could lead to additional issues moving forward. (i.e., floating around on the dial or getting into the movt.) Best of luck moving forward. __________________

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Join Date: Jul 2009 jwin66 Location: Philadelphia, PA Senior Member Posts: 1,490 Super Geek Real Name: Jon

I do see the little spec of dirt Andy...I'm sorry to hear about that man..You deserve no less than perfection..I hope you can get an exchange ASAP..Other wise watch looks great...I love the white basket weave dial... Jon

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That black one is tough.

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Here's what I've found on my silver dial using a 10X lighted loupe. First, the dial is not woven, and doesn't appear to be steel either. The Shops description even states "woven textured dial". The dial looks to be a "woven textured" plastic dial. I can see this looking into the edge of the date window. Plus all the markings "Invicta Reserve, etc.." are not applied but molded into the dial and tipped with black enamel (suggesting an all injected molded plastic dial). I invite anyone to check it out with a loupe. I'm actually bummed I looked through the loupe because I lost some of my zeal for this watch. Not the quaility I was expecting, damn that loupe!

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^^ Not sure what this has to do with the OP's original post. Let me see if I have this correct.... you've determined the dial is plastic... by "looking"?? And, by "looking" you've also concluded it is not woven... & in fact is injected molded?? If you feel you've discovered plastic.... it's possible what you are seeing is that the woven steel dial rests on top of an acrylic disc above the movt. __________________

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