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coaxial is too new to be judged as fully fine
In Response To: The Co-Axial Is Fine... ()

Hi John

The coax was mainly tested in laboratories and is too new to be judged as fully fine, it has passed well the laboratory tests, but only the over the long term test will tell you how good is.
I wonder if some coax watch owners wear their watches when they play tennis, golf or shoot with a big bore gun. I would like to see how good wil coax keep time if it was worn under very rough condition up or banged up like some people bang their rolex.
A thing can be judged as fine when it set the standard a long time ago and hasn't know a single problem in laboratory and real condition.
Just my opinion.

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Co-axial technology, a bad coice after all!
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Re: Co-axial technology, a bad coice after all!
Re: Co-axial technology, a bad coice after all!
I always have to question the logic
Re: Co-axial technology, a bad coice after all!
Some comments
The Co-Axial Is Fine...
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I can't agree with this statement
Re: I can't agree with this statement
As do all other brands
ADMIN! OK Guys. it's time for me to step in :-(
Re: The Co-Axial Is Fine...
You're A Troll....
coaxial is too new to be judged as fully fine
Re: coaxial is too new to be judged as fully fine
Doubt the Co-Ax to blame, it's probably the c.3313
more thoughts and agreements
Thoughts, some agreements and disagreements...
Re: Doubt the Co-Ax to blame, it's probably the c.
Re: Doubt the Co-Ax to blame, it's probably the c.
I guess experiences differ as mine with Rolex was
Re: I guess experiences differ as mine with Rolex
Thanks Tim, honestly
Re: Thanks Tim, honestly
Thanks tim, good to see others with
No Problem
Hey Tim, sounds like we are on the same page
Absolutely
Agree
Service after sale comment
the price of the rolex and co-axial
I guess it is all subjective but personally
Re: the price of the rolex and co-axial
And another comment (A little long)
I agree with this 100% Cajun
I agree Cajun, possibly if
some thoughts
As usual Georges I will have to disagree
Re: As usual Georges I will have to disagree
And we continue to disagree....
Re: And we continue to disagree....
and again
It means to direct, concise and to the point...
chuck is right at 100%
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