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You guys crack me up, yes it's a $200 knife but that's it a $200 knife. People make mistakes, machines make mistakes if it were a perfect world we wouldn't need customer service. Call them to get it fixed, or fix it yourself, if you're going to carry it and use it will suffer way more than what has been shown here.
I also have a collection of high end watches. I feel the same way about my watches like my knives. They're functional, absolutely. But also they are finely made, high quality with attention to minute details.
I work in an office environment with very little cutting. I use my knives to open letters, Amazon boxes, food prep, etc. My knives actually don't "suffer way more". I collect them just like my watches. They do function and I do use them. But I just admire their craftsmanship and what goes into making them.
At $200, a folding knife should be flawless.