Re: glass=sandstone.........Im vendicated.........
TRU-LYE wrote:funny thing is that post reads like a response from Jim..#239 Today, 08:09 AM
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OK… so my day starts out with an alarming email being asked to log here and read this post. So I did…. And I have to admit that all the information made some sense. So I posted about an hour ago that I would look into this further. And I have…. I called our sourcing manager in Asia, and asked for a conference call with our raw material supplier immediately. Mind you, its 9pm there…. But we just finished the conference call. The material we use for our dials is SANDSTONE. Sandstone raw material is sourced FROM THE EARTH. The ONLY thing that is man-made is the process of bonding the sandstone grain to a brick like raw bar, which then gets sent to our dial factory and gets cut to dials and polished. Our raw material supplier confirmed that the sandstone used in dials by other watch manufacturers or the use of sandstone in jewelry are made the same way as the dials we make. Again, I cannot speak for what every company does – I can only tell you what we do. I hope this helps, but please understand that I am in no way trying to dispute a geologist’s knowledge, I can only speak to how our dials are made.
Sounds identical to a JS response. Wording, sentence structure, overall flow and all. EL does not speak this way. He's basically saying "I'm not disputing a geologist but ours are real" WTF? This kind of double speak is a common theme with that company. I guess they figure that they have so many other legal issues, let's just throw the supplier under the bus on this one.
This site has always provided unquestionable proof when revealing Invicta's deceptions. Swiss watches made in china, DD debacle, etc. This should be no different.