SteveS in NJ
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My 5970 did too because it was running fast.>>>>
I walked from my office in Manhattan about 14 blocks to the Henri Stern Agency, and they said they knew what the problem was and fixed it while I waited. Again, I'll take it in the bag. If something goes wrong, I'm a stones throw from PP here in Manhattan.
I disagree...
By: dl999 : March 13th, 2007-10:03
I do not think that the ADs have to remove the seal. Their intention is a second quality control, they want to check the watch if everything is ok after the transport. If the watch is broken, it is better to return it to PP directly than to sell it! D.
Does anyone know..
By: WatchFan1 : March 13th, 2007-13:57
of any 5960P available at AD that is 'outside' of the sealed plastic wrap ?? I'll take it ================================= Sure it is nice to get one 'fresh'' and I'd prefer it that way to....BUT..... If the watch is new, without any scratches, at AD, wi...
Situation in Japan
By: hatcho_bori : March 13th, 2007-21:38
i was told by my AD that patek japan "requires" ALL ADs to collect plastic bag, price tag, and carton box with seal. in 2006, patek japan ordered ADs to break seal BEFORE ADs hand over watches to their customers, but a few ADs didn't do so as their custom...
Easy...when selling
By: asst_eng : March 14th, 2007-07:46
a watch, tear up the warranty get an extract from the archives and sell it. In some cases I've seen peoples names on warranties that came with sealed watches for sale on the grey market. When you take it in for service you have to pay if your name doesn't...
agree with happy_wis
By: hatcho_bori : March 14th, 2007-14:47
in japan, AD does not necessarilly ask buyers to fill in the form with his/her real name. when buyer doesn't want real name on the certificate, then patek japan prvides the cert with "anonymous" in the owner's name section. grey dealers prefer those "anon...
my apologies...
By: asst_eng : March 15th, 2007-01:02
I fail to see your logic here. I'm very happy that the Patek service center in Singapore asks me for my ID when I pick up my watches from service. If anyone can walk into your service point and just show a receipt for a watch and walk out I would have res...
Gifts
By: autowind : March 14th, 2007-19:01
If you purchase a PP as a gift, you would not want to put the name on the certificate becuase the person who recieves the gift might want to return it and exchange for another watch. So I don't see how they can insist on putting the name on the paperwork.