Rolex warranty cards
Discussion
Fckitdriveon said:
It’s because Rolex has been threatened with court action......so it’s a company wide decision now to release the cards.
With the greatest respect i dont believe that,im not calling you a liar, but holding onto the cert cards was brought in by Wos group and not Rolex, plus i cant see Wos group lawyers not having a water tight contract of sale or whatever its called? But to be fair i have heard about that court thing? I would like to see any info on that? PistonGuy66 said:
Fckitdriveon said:
It’s because Rolex has been threatened with court action......so it’s a company wide decision now to release the cards.
With the greatest respect i dont believe that,im not calling you a liar, but holding onto the cert cards was brought in by Wos group and not Rolex, plus i cant see Wos group lawyers not having a water tight contract of sale or whatever its called? But to be fair i have heard about that court thing? I would like to see any info on that? I believe that it was brought about by a smaller retailer being sued and lost.
The what’s and why’s aren’t really important tbh. It was designed to halt flippers and it was a crap tactic to start with.
Fckitdriveon said:
PistonGuy66 said:
Fckitdriveon said:
It’s because Rolex has been threatened with court action......so it’s a company wide decision now to release the cards.
With the greatest respect i dont believe that,im not calling you a liar, but holding onto the cert cards was brought in by Wos group and not Rolex, plus i cant see Wos group lawyers not having a water tight contract of sale or whatever its called? But to be fair i have heard about that court thing? I would like to see any info on that? I believe that it was brought about by a smaller retailer being sued and lost.
The what’s and why’s aren’t really important tbh. It was designed to halt flippers and it was a crap tactic to start with.
MPC09 said:
Interesting; my most recent experience was an AD now holding onto a Tudor card for 12-months and Rolex SS cards for 24-months (this was back in October).
If it was part of the Wos group you will get the card. If it was an indy AD thats down to them , but i should think they will follow suit. This was only brought in this week, so even if you bought a watch last sunday the AD would still have kept the card. PistonGuy66 said:
Thats because it was bought from Frazer Hart and not one if the WOS group.
Frazer Hart (York) are also holding onto cards .... mate had his kept from his Daytona and more recently his 43mm SD. I also ordered a 43mm SD and they said that they would retain the warranty card for 12 months.
JEA1K said:
PistonGuy66 said:
Thats because it was bought from Frazer Hart and not one if the WOS group.
Frazer Hart (York) are also holding onto cards .... mate had his kept from his Daytona and more recently his 43mm SD. I also ordered a 43mm SD and they said that they would retain the warranty card for 12 months.
I popped into Goldsmiths this morning not knowing about the change of "rules" regarding warranty cards and was offered mine for my Jubilee BLNR purchased in August. All they said was someone took them to court over the papers and won. They said they will continue to remove transportation stickers.
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