Seiko

Dear all, Many online watch platforms have a buying and selling section. Just like this great place. Often you see watches being offered with blank guarantee booklets. I understand this is not the way it should be, but I feel it still represents the origi... 

I will be interested in others comments and experience, but for second hand watches I like to have papers that have been stamped or signed with the name and address of the dealer or boutique, the watches serial number and the original purchase date. It ad... 

Every Seiko I've ever bought, except for one, be it AD, department store or grey, came with a blank warranty card. I don't think this is the case with, say, Omega or Breitling, unless the grey seller sends the goods without all the cards or warranty paper... 

... the proof of purchase for warranty repair purposes with Seiko? Andrew

My basic though is exacly that, fully filled out papers is best. Fully blank papers aren't worth that much you say. Grey market is interesting too. Does any of this influence the normal servicing of the watch, outside the one or two year warrenty? Thanks ... 

... outside of the warranty period should not be affected by lack of receipt or 'papers'. As long as the watch is not stolen (many companies keeps lists of reported stolen watches and just wait for them to be submitted for service) and you are paying for ... 

So, it doesn't add anything to the watch. Best, Nicolas

I have 40 or so Seikos and I have cards in all states and conditions - empty, filled, partially-filled, etc. Notice the warranty card clearly says they will keep it if you do have service. I have service receipts from Japan, from CoServe in the US, and fr...