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<p>This is how a famous brand such as Rado looks as attached. While driving the glass just fell off. What a *******!! a Scheisse glorious product), but this is not about Rado but about their reps in South Africa running a racketeering business, of *******s and incompetence.</p> <p>Now, what worries me more after I bitterly complained that this is a manufacturer’s fault I get the feeling that they may damage the mechanism only to be spiteful (based on the email exchanges).</p> <p>So these oakies from Swatch asked about R 5000 to replace the glass including the maintenance which basically means doing ****** off (placing the watches into a carrousel)</p> <p>1. One specific Rado that I had problems with in the past, I had to return it to Swatch Gr a couple of times for a recurrent same fault. The issue was never solved and eventually I gave the watch to my 8 y old (which he lost it)<br />2. A while ago I dropped by at Swatch to tighten the strap (on my current Rado). The job was so badly done that the pin holding the two adjacent links fell off within days. Luckily the watch happened to fall into my palm. </p> <p>This company needs to be drowned into Holy Water to wash off their ******* related and incompetence sins.</p>