[The Rampage]

OK, you can probably see below that I bought my EPOS. Turns out I might actually have a POS on my hands. I'll explain.

Yesterday marks the second day I wore the watch, and right about 8pm tonight I checked the time and realized that my watch was 20 minutes behind. TWENTY MINUTES. No explanation whatsoever--the crown was screwed in, it had been fine all day and the day before.

What gives?

There are only two things I can figure. Either it's some sort of hiccup, possibly because it's new, in which case it's getting returned ASAP. That, or the watch simply wound-down and died for a bit, until being moved around again and wound-up--this makes no sense at all to me, however, as I'd been wearing it for the previous 10 hours and I was indeed MOVING all day.

Anyone have any ideas here? Should I give it another chance, or box it up and go directly back to my dealer. This royally sucks, as I really, really like my new watch.

The looks, anyway.



TR

[USMCsilver]

You don't even want to read what I have to type...

[The Rampage]

Originally Posted by USMCsilver

You don't even want to read what I have to type...

Awwww...come on! Back to the store? She hasn't skipped a beat since 8pm last night, so I'm giving her one last chance. No idea what could've happened here.



TR

[The Rampage]

Nevermind. That butt****ing piece of **** is


BROKEN!!


Yep, I wound it up at 7am, put it on, went to work, and it died again just past 9am. Wound it up again, and it lasted about five minutes before dying.

I would've expected better from an ETA-2892!!



I'm gonna give this turd a chance because I really like the looks of it. I'll return it tomorrow and let the japs order me a new one. Thank goodness for the 2yr warranty on this thing!



TR