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: If your watch is new, it should come with a two
: year warranty, not one. Perhaps it is old
: stock and the warranty card shows one year,
: but I'm sure you're entitled to two years.
: Often times as well, the dealer will add
: another year of their own, making it a total
: of three years!
: You should look into that. Secondly, do NOT be
: concerned about the warranty in the first
: place. I've had my Speedy Pro for four
: years, and "nothing" has ever gone
: wrong with it, and the warranty has expired
: anyway.
: Enjoy!
I think that the coaxial escapement watches come with the 3 year warranty, but this does not apply in his case.
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