Jesus Christ, I believe the OP did his due diligence to prove the legitimacy of his watch.. He is getting roasted like he is a criminal peddling Chinese I-phones here. Give the guy a break.

As a watch lover, I wish I had the funds to pick up the piece for sale. It's a beauty. I would suggest frequenting watch forums and even Ebay to sell this, as you likely won't get much interest on a car forum unless you get really lucky.

Good luck with the sale.

 

^^^^ +1

If you want to buy the watch contact the seller otherwise cut the guy some slack!

 

leave it to a certain someone to be a dick weed.

 

THANK YOU - thank you - and thank you!
I understand the skepticism and have tried to address each concern while keeping my word to the Authorized Dealer to not post their info and bombard them with calls.

Until this point, I was avoiding eBay not wanting to avoid competing with "gray market" watches and buyers who do not understand/appreciate the difference. It is listed on watchuseek.com (thanks for that suggestion). If anyone knows of any other watch sites/forums, please share -- contrary to popular belief, I only buy my timepieces from Authorized Retailers and I am not familiar with other alternatives besides the obvious, eBay and Amazon.

I received a response to my question about the transfer of TAGs International Guarantee (see below). Meeting the criteria listed, you can see from the picture of the International Guarantee Card that came with the watch, that my name is not filled in, so per TAG Heuer corporate offices, THE WARRANTY IS TRANSFERABLE. I have requested a gift receipt and will also provide this to the buyer.

I am also attaching the portion of the receipt that again shows the serial number and the no-return-policy of the store where the watch was purchased.

From: Houston US
To: JDD
Sent: Wed, May 12, 2010 2:59:22 PM
Subject: Re: Attn: Natalie -- Joesph Dykes - Calibre S -


Hello Joesph,

I just got off the phone with Corporate and this is what they told me. If your warranty card (International Guarantee) does not have your name filled in, then the warranty is transferable. She also said as a back-up to the warranty card you should include a gift receipt with the warranty card.

Hope that helps!!!! :-)

Best,

:-) Natalie


Tag Heuer

 

GL with the sale. It's definitely tough to sell higher priced items since you will always have your skeptics. From what I've seen in this thread, you've definitely disclosed as much if not all necessary information.

Watchuseek is definitely a great site with mountains of knowledge. You will have much more feedback there I'm sure.

Let me know if you ever have any Omega's for sale.

 

Glad you got it posted on watchuseek.com!

If you want a few others you can try out the following places:

http://www.watchtalkforums.info/forums/content/
http://forums.timezone.com/
http://watchandclockforum.com/

Good luck on the sale!

 

Ok I buy Tag watches, and have for some time and the process is very cut and dry

1) Every Tag dealer ive bought from INSISTS you fill in the warranty card and most of them send it in from their shop as soon as you buy the watch.

2) Knowing which retailer this watch came from is the only way to confirm that they are authorized to sell the watch. Just because it has a legit serial number doesnt mean Tag will honor the warranty if it didnt go through their seller chain

3) Tags are not cheap and its important for the seller to be transparent, which he mostly has been

 

babawwahahahahahaaaa.aa...Brett you cracked me up with that one.. oh i havent heard dickweed in ages!! loved it. it fit so nicely on this thread..


To the OP... good luck, i think whoever buys this watch can feel 100% secure.. besides the purchaser will ask the questions if they need to.. Gl

 

youre obviously a naive woman

 

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