Horrifying experience!

[Scot_3]

Oh wow what a story, glad it worked out, I'm never that lucky

[Rashid.bk]

I was a bit alarmed reading the thread title. Cool story and glad all is well, but hardly hair raising and I dread more important things for sure, particularly health type concerns with family and such.

You need to insure your watch, so next time you can just shrug it off and not be have any hairs raised.

[Rashid.bk]

Originally Posted by nicked

Even though you're a moderator, I don't think that's a constructive comment. My opinion.

Padi can be a bit dry, but has a lot of wisdom even in his seemingly turtle faced humour. How many threads are posted about Rolex being too shiny, hating pcls, not liking ceramics...that the watches aren't rugged or "tool" watch enough.....and then there's this post where the crystal was almost nicked.....because it was being used.
With the demographic of this thread and my background in medicine, the thread title was sombering and as I read the thread I was alarmed at the possibility that someone may have a health crisis with a family member or tragic accident narrowly avoided........but no, it was a possible chip in a watch crystal? sorry but....face palm.

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by Rashid.bk

Padi can be a bit dry, but has a lot of wisdom even in his seemingly turtle faced humour. How many threads are posted about Rolex being too shiny, hating pcls, not liking ceramics...that the watches aren't rugged or "tool" watch enough.....and then there's this post where the crystal was almost nicked.....because it was being used.
With the demographic of this thread and my background in medicine, the thread title was sombering and as I read the thread I was alarmed at the possibility that someone may have a health crisis with a family member or tragic accident narrowly avoided........but no, it was a possible chip in a watch crystal? sorry but....face palm.

Couldn't agree more.