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Don't let yourself get fooled. I came across their site just like you did, and I also felt good about it, but boy was I wrong. I lost several hundred dollars to find out about the shortcomings of Watchez.com: movements are not as described, claimed functions not real, claimed sapphire crystal is in fact plastic, therefore watches are not waterproof. Keep in mind this is their top $499.00 watches I am talking about; if these have problems, anything they sell at $249.00 would make you look simply foolish. I won't even go into the fact that you may never receive your order. Check scam reports on the above named company.
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