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Since the MUT is not a complicated watch (not to say that it's a simple one!), I'd say JLC need to really mess up to let a fault slip through their QC.

For those of you who followed the thread with the mishaps of my JLC Master Hometime servicing - here's the latest and hopefully final update. The original thread: jlc.watchprosite.com A month ago I got a letter in the mail (the paper one ) from JLC Customer service - hand signed by the JLC Customer

At the time I thought (and hoped) it's only a simple misalignment that might be fixed by the AD...The AD had the watch for inspection for some time, but they didn't see the real problem. What I describe above became apparent to me only after I had a watch on my wrist. Anyway - thank you for you effo

Here are the recent developments in my miserable watch case. The AD's watchmaker inspected the watch and informed me that the "day/night" indicator offset is only 30min and it's not worth bothering with. I agreed but suspected something worse - the misalignment cannot change from 3hours to 30 minute

Thank you Nicolas for contacting JLC for me. Right now my AD expressed their deep concern and decided to take back the watch for a thorough inspection. I'll let you and JLC know the verdict when they get back to me. And thank for the support from all the above responders - really appreciate that! Th

We like to discuss watches on this website, but I find it that people rarely talk about the "ugly" side of owning a mechanical watch - the need for servicing. Here's my unfortunate experience I had with it so far (sorry if a bit long)... I own a JLC Master Hometime, purchased it new in 2007 - it was

Just wondering - what is the reason for it being shipped in pieces (as opposed to taken as whole from the AD store ) P.S. Great watch - wishing you long years of wearing it on your wrist in good health !