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To: nicewatch who wrote (215795)	8/7/2025 3:42:42 AM
From: nicewatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217942

My bad for forgetting the line between fine and Russian tank but maybe you knew the demarcation. Manufacturing tolerances of all components, and the quality of their construction. Those other watches are made to last and be serviced well into the future, not to mention designed and engineered with movements designed for accuracy and precision. ==================================================== (the $125) It may last a while if you're lucky but long term service potential is limited to doubtful. It would be cheaper to just buy another one if it breaks. And for service it likely has cheap stamped parts, if serviced they'd likely just replace the entire movement, the same as is done with cheaper quartz watches whenever they are serviced.