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I was winding my Meridian (blue) watch one morning, when I heard a small pop. The watch stopped, and there was no longer any resistance while winding. "Shoot!"
I thought, "uh-oh, main spring broke."
I wasn't too concerned because the watch has a 10-year guarantee. Like many of you, I have more than one watch, so on went another watch, and off i went.
I sent an email to Chris at Vero, who responded promptly, saying that Kaine the watchmaker would send a UPS label to be used to return the watch. I was busy, so I sent the watch about 3 days later. Upon arrival, my delivery was confirmed. Kaine thought that a screw had broken, and that the mainspring was probably fine. He said that he'd take care of it.
About three weeks later, I received and email stating that the watch was fixed, and that it would be sent back to me. It arrived, I wound it, set the watch to local GPS time, and went about my business. (I asked Kaine what the problem was, I think that he is so busy, he doesn't have time for small talk.)
It turns out that the problem really didn't matter, because in the month that I've had my watch back, it has been within 5 seconds of GPS time. I have yet to set the watch - there's no need to adjust it!! This is unbelievable - this thing is keeping nearly close to perfect time. I don't baby the watch, either; it's on my wrist at all times - in my shop, on my bicycles, and on my dirt and street motorcycles. Regardless of use, it remains within 5 seconds of GPS time. Wow.
I am even more amazed/impressed/happy with my purchase. I wind it, and it tells me the time within 5 seconds. It's crazy good.
J
I am really enjoying the Meridian Manuel Wind Rally. The level of quality and detail of the dial, case, and straps are all high. I picked it because of the simple yet classic style, and I'm happy with my choice.
It wears a bit smaller than I had thought on my 6.75 inch wrist. And, there appears to be a couple of small blemishes on the surface of the ratchet and crown wheel, although I don't mind too much as they're not visible while wearing.
T
I like it.
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Compact Design
Case + Components
The stepped case and components of the Meridian Manual wind is made of 315L stainless steel.
The Meridian Series has a dual finish to highlight the stepped structure and contours of the case and bracelet. The sides have a mirrored high polish finish, complimented by straight and circular grained case, lugs, and links.
Bright ideas
Crystal + Lume
This Meridian series has a flat sapphire crystal that sits flush in the case and is AR coated on both sides.
The numbers are marked with lume filled dots, along with rich lume on the hour and minute hands.
Wind It Up
Mechanical Movement
There is an appreciation one gets from the tactile response of the Meridian Manual Wind's Sellita SW-210-01 mechanical movement.
The exhibition caseback lets you take a closer look at the movement plates coated in black rhodium, along with iridescent blued screws, and snail finished ratchet wheels.
Easy swap
Bracelet + Strap
Each Meridian watch comes with an articulated stainless steel bracelet and a genuine leather strap. Both strap options have built in spring bars for a quick and easy strap swap.
The bracelet can be custom sized before shipping to ensure it fits your wrist upon arrival. Built in to the push button clasp are micro adjustments (up to 1/2").
The right fit
Dimensions
38mm - Case Width
9.4mm - Case Height
44.5mm - Lug to Lug Length
18mm - inner Lug Width
Katabatic Flight
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Assembled In house
Check out how we build the Meridian Manual Wind Series. Assembled in our shop in Portland, OR.
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