Upgrade from "9 Baro Titanium" to "9 Peak"
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@andré-faria chatting with support right now:
This is of course not 100% impossible - however, if you didn’t notice any scratches when you open the box and come to us immediately, but discovered it after using it for some time, it is rather unlikely issues directly from the factory.
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@miniforklift the watch is beautiful and elegant but I like the chunkiness of the S9BTi too. Love the size too. This new one has better GPS, better battery life.
I don’t have any advantage from the light sensor and the oxygen sensor (that is quite inaccurate, to me).
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos are all Ti batches affected? i’m going to pull trigger on Ti, but quite worried after seeing the picture. There is no local dealer in my country, so purchase is only from amazon
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@kk1n76
Can’t you buy online from Suunto ? -
@sartoric there’s no option for suunto to deliver to my country, and if i select my country (singapore), it said “find dealers” for which there are none. There really is no local dealers in singapore bringing in suunto. They have the old one, but only the old S9B, and i heard that their dealership contract is ending, hence no new peak
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@kk1n76 said in Upgrade from "9 Baro Titanium" to "9 Peak":
@dimitrios-kanellopoulos are all Ti batches affected? i’m going to pull trigger on Ti, but quite worried after seeing the picture. There is no local dealer in my country, so purchase is only from amazon
In my experience, Amazon (products sold by Amazon) is the best place to buy things and forget about issues during warranty time. Returns are super easy, fast and without much questions.
I bought an Ambit 3 Vertical in Amazon, more than a year later I faced some issues with the screen, instead of contacting Suunto Service I contacted Amazon, they gave me the option to send it to Service or return all the money, which I choose and bought an SSU (later I read on the web that the issue with the A3V was a known issue for some units). -
@cosmecosta thanks, i shall get one from amazon then…
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in Upgrade from "9 Baro Titanium" to "9 Peak":
@becco981 we had issues with some units having already scratches. Are you sure you scratched it so easily ?
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos does the S9P Ti has some coating on “ring” near the glass?
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@andré-faria not sure. But in the forum here some people reported some issues right? I am talking about those.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos No, no coating on the ring. They left the titanium in its natural color in order to emphasize the material.
After two weeks my S9PTi is full of scratches on the ring. -
@becco981 said in Upgrade from "9 Baro Titanium" to "9 Peak":
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos No, no coating on the ring. They left the titanium in its natural color in order to emphasize the material.
After two weeks my S9PTi is full of scratches on the ring.I asked because of the scratches.
With light it seems like a coating that is getting worn
This watch only has seen house and office life and a couple runs on the canal .
Very strange, I contacted support on Friday, they will analyze .
With low light all seems ok:
.I don’t want to be picky but I am a little concerned regarding long term.
Also at the time support said to choose titanium in order to avoid scratches, if it is not the case it is a little annoying .
On the A2/A3p I only had scratch when got s big big fall by bike with the watch on the handlebar
Even with usage on factories full of metal part/.
Let’s see, maybe just a deviation on the process… -
@andré-faria Ok, I’m waiting for an answer from the support as well.
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@andré-faria Titanium scratches easier than steel. But I don’t know, how easily does the paint scratch on steel. If it’s similar to s9, then I’d say it’s pretty scratch resistant. 2 years of wear and tear - paint scratches barely noticeable.
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@dmytro i have the s9bti too. 2 years, no scratches. And I use it for running, climbing, trekking…
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@becco981 but all s9b ti are coated with paint.
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@dmytro yes. That’s true. And it makes all the difference, to me.
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@dmytro said in Upgrade from "9 Baro Titanium" to "9 Peak":
@andré-faria Titanium scratches easier than steel. But I don’t know, how easily does the paint scratch on steel. If it’s similar to s9, then I’d say it’s pretty scratch resistant. 2 years of wear and tear - paint scratches barely noticeable.
@DMytro upon deciding between black one and ti I got this answer.
Although I didn’t ask about steel brushed…
I am thinking that if this is no coating maybe it was just polished to look shiny (it is not brushed as the rest of the casing ) and so the really small scratches can be normal, but for the two deeper ones I don’t think so…
Not super annoyed or something like that, let’s wait for suunto’s feedback
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Same very small scratches on my new 9 Peak Titanium. The problem is that the more the bezel is shiny, the more is prone to scratch. So, maybe, these scratches could be polished with a car polish as Titanium are softer than steel…
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Are there more experiences with the titanium edition? This issue really hinders me from buying one, spent 700 Bucks for a watch which is so easy to scratch is not acceptable.
Just read the test report from DC Rainmaker. The scratches are also very good to see on the pictures attached to the report.!
Example:
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@becco981 I’d also advise against wearing an expensive sports watch while cycling. I know it looks cool in pictures but it’s extremely risky; especially if you use clipples pedals. Not that long ago I was wearing my Suunto 9 on my left wrist and my Garmin Forerunner 945 on the right while riding my bike. Long story short, I had a minor accident and ended up cracking the screen of my 945 when I fell on the ground. Had I fallen the other way, I would have fallen on my Suunto 9. I’d much rather damage a Garmin than a Suunto. I ended up buying the Suunto bike mount and I love it. I’ll probably never wear another GPS watch on my wrist while cycling.
Btw I was testing the 945 at the time when I fell. Not sure how the Suunto would have held up (and I don’t want to find out), but I learned very quickly about the poor quality of Garmin devices.
