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Item - Watch Dial

One Invicta watch dial. The dial is black in color, measures approximately 36.60 mm in diameter and 0.35 mm in depth. The dial material consists of synthetic materials, quartz & a polymer composite with metallic flakes. Due to the heavy polymer a refractive index is not available.

Please note the description by Invicta is Sandstone enhanced with goldstone. Goldstone is glass not polymer. For those who a naysayers and will be running to tell JS, the legal department of Shopnbc has been provided this document already.























The report with the letter head will be uploaded later today or tomorrow.










As a follow up I asked Linda at Pacific Labs to clarify for me.

Hi Alain,
The dial is a mix of particles in synthetic quartz. Sandstone is not a synthetic and does not come in a black color. It does not contain the metallic flakes that are present in this dial. If a stone is synthetic, it is man-made and cannot be called natural. Many crystals are referred to as “Sapphire”, but they are also synthetic. Also, Sandstone is an amalgam and is not hard enough on its own to form the dial. Does this help?

Linda

I think I can almost hear the loud conversations.

I would say they need to change their marketing materials, lol

Not sure what you would call these dials now?

RESERVE?

TVDinner wrote:I would say they need to change their marketing materials, lol

Not sure what you would call these dials now?

Damn Chinese, not building the watches to Eyals exacting specs. Remember, "no one is lying to sell you a watch."

Seattle wrote:RESERVE?

TVDinner wrote:I would say they need to change their marketing materials, lol

Not sure what you would call these dials now?

lol - now that is funny.

I have my moments James...:jump:

TVDinner wrote:

Seattle wrote:RESERVE?

TVDinner wrote:I would say they need to change their marketing materials, lol

Not sure what you would call these dials now?

lol - now that is funny.

Mark1 wrote:Damn Chinese, not building the watches to Eyals exacting specs. Remember, "no one is lying to sell you a watch."

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ISASWISS began producing watch movements in the 50 ies under the name : FABRIQUE D'EBAUCHES de SONCEBOZ, which made mechanical watch movements. ISASWISS began producing watch movements in the 50 ies under the name: FABRIQUE D'EBAUCHES de SONCEBOZ, which made mechanical watch movements.
In 1980 FABRIQUE D'EBAUCHES de SONCEBOZ took the turn of the quartz trend. In 1980 FABRIQUE D'EBAUCHES de SONCEBOZ took the turn of the quartz trend. The stop of the manufacture of mechanical movements was a few years later. The stop of the manufacture of mechanical movements was a few years later.
As a result of various acquisitions of production units, ISA GROUP was created. As a result of various acquisitions of production units, ISA GROUP was created. The group developed mainly in the production of quartz movements 6¾ in large quantities until 2005. The group developed mainly in the production of quartz movements 6 ¾ in large quantities until 2005.

In 2006 ISASWISS decided to stop producing large quantities of economic movements. In 2006 ISASWISS decided to stop producing large quantities of economic movements. The group renamed to ISASWISS WATCH MECHANISMS and ISASWISS refocuses its activity on the production of complicated quartz movements with high value added and possibilities of customization.

i wonder how this will play out in geekland?? nevermind we already know..

No...that's from a bad batch of "sandstone" dials that came from another supplier he had no control over but specified genuine sandstone...but all the rest are genuine sandstone dials...right now he's having loud conversations with that supplier...

Invicta should be made to pay for a 30 second blurb at the top of and at the 1/2 of every hour during each watch show, whether it is an Invicta show or not for the next 30 days on there misrepresented watch and offer full refunds to include all shipping and handling charges to and from ShopNBC for any and all customers who want a refund.

Ya know its not only the recent offerings but this goes back to almost a year ago with that special Lupah that flopped for them.

It also makes me wonder if any of the meteorite dials are legitimate or not.

I would bet it never makes it to GeekLand.

The management at the schizophrenic Disney Land isn't going to like this.
This is sad, they had a chance to come clean and they didn't. They completely brought this upon them selves but will blame the "hater" sites on their fourm. The sheep will continue to follow them over the cliff.

What can I say?

Merry Christmas IWG.......

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

You can lead a WG to indisputable facts, but you can't make it think.

As satisfying as it is to read IWG's latest out-and-out lie, it's in no way surprising. Not in the least; it's like a blaring headline that Pamela Anderson had breast augmentation surgery. Ain't no shocker.

Thanks, koi, as always. And to the others here for busting open watches they paid good, hard-earned money for just to get to the truth.

The truth, you know, the stuff you never seem to hear when an IWG "timepiece" is presented on TV.

it more than helps.........

Refunds for all who got lied to?

All Invictoids, drop drawers for a most excellent buggering. Line forms on the right.
Act now!

Stamped Polypro with a metal flake mixture suspended in the resin or colorant. Who would of guessed? I'll have to ask my friends at Dow and BASF if they produce this mixture for anyone in China. If it's real metal flake, they may use a blowing agent like Nitrogen to keep it suspended in the mixture or gas assist in the Barrel.

Alain, did she tell you what type of resin was used? e.g. Polypro, Polyolefin, ABS, Polycarb, etc?

That whole watch is a lie...too funny!!

DX wrote:Refunds for all who got lied to?

I would venture to say that those who bought these watches are probably happy with them and don't want a refund - even if they know deep down inside they got hosed. LOL!

D

The real problem is all the many people not on any forums who just purchased it for a gift and then told the receiver about the top quality sandstone dial watch they were given. They will never see or learn about this stuff. Sad.

Exactly....but even more frustrating is when you tell people the truth and they respond with anger and insecurity.
Probably a good time to hit the bottle and repeat, it isn't so, it isn't so.

CJ

TVDinner wrote:The real problem is all the many people not on any forums who just purchased it for a gift and then told the receiver about the top quality sandstone they received. They will never see or learn about this stuff. Sad.

Watch Noob wrote:Stamped Polypro with a metal flake mixture suspended in the resin or colorant. Who would of guessed? I'll have to ask my friends at Dow and BASF if they produce this mixture for anyone in China. If it's real metal flake, they may use a blowing agent like Nitrogen to keep it suspended in the mixture or gas assist in the Barrel.

Alain, did she tell you what type of resin was used? e.g. Polypro, Polyolefin, ABS, Polycarb, etc?

I did not ask but I will send her an email to see if they know or can make an educated guess

Watch Noob wrote:Stamped Polypro with a metal flake mixture suspended in the resin or colorant. Who would of guessed? I'll have to ask my friends at Dow and BASF if they produce this mixture for anyone in China. If it's real metal flake, they may use a blowing agent like Nitrogen to keep it suspended in the mixture or gas assist in the Barrel.

Alain, did she tell you what type of resin was used? e.g. Polypro, Polyolefin, ABS, Polycarb, etc?

Probably melted down all of toys that contained lead that were recalled.