Trust me that it can sometimes be a logistical (and insurance) nightmare for Linde Werdelin to provide potential customers with a free trial run of one of their watches. Basically, they will send you one of their watches for five days to check out and determine if you want to buy it. They obviously hope that you do so. And the point is that you get a real-live chance to experience their watches. As a sign of the Internet distribution times, Linde Werdelin is a pioneer – setting the tone for what will be the future of online watch watch buying. To my knowledge, no one else has been this straight forward and accommodating when it has come giving you the change to check out the product.
Since Linde Werdelin started, I believe that they offered some form of test run for their watches. However, before now, you could only check out their Elemental watch model. With the advent of the new Linde Werdelin “Test Set,” you now only get to try out a larger selection of watches, but they also send you a “The Rock” Land Instrument to test with the watch. Hence the new name, the “Test Set.”
Linde Werdelin is really confident about their watches and accompanying instruments. Having reviewed them both, I can attest to their coolness factor. Not to mention that they are impressively functional. If you teetering on a purchase decision for any of their products, I recommend you taking this opportunity to check them out. You can’t check out all the watches, but available for this special hands-on evaluation are the:
- Two-Timer watch
- SpidoLite (all Titanium)
- Oktopus (Titanium)
- The One (black and silver dial options)
- 3-Timer (black and silver dial options)
Don’t forget they come with a The Rock Land Instrument (pictured) for you to check out. If you purchase both, they need to be bought separately (as in, The Rock isn’t included in the watch purchase prices), but Linde Werdelin wants you to check out the obvious accessory that is made for their watch line. To get a Test Set, visit the special page Linde Werdelin’s website and take it from there. You’ll need to fill out a short “loan request,” but that is just for their insurance purposes. Enjoy!