World of watches DONT GET IT WET Hollywood Florida
Company sells Swiss Neptune watches. They boast that watches are water resistant to 100 meters. If water gets in watch from casual swimming they will not cover the damage under their waranty. Then why use water resistance as a selling point ?
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Snorkeler
Wichita,Kansas,
NO DUH
#3Author of original report
Fri, August 08, 2014
First, if the stem were screwed in any tighter it would have snapped off. Second, when you return a watch for warranty or repair it doesnt go back to the manufacturer, it goes back to the same company that sold it but under the name SWI. Third, if your not on here to help prevent ripoffs then buy a video game.
Crucible
Arizona,Why the retailer?
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, August 08, 2014
The warranty comes from the manufacturer of the watch. In this case, Swiss Legend. Why are you complaining about the retailer?
BTW, those watches have a stem that screws in after setting. If you didn't screw the stem in per the instructions and the water entered there, the warranty will be void anyway.