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The following is a direct quote from the WorldofWatches.com website in the "Watch Warranty" section.
"All of our watches are genuine and authentic. Excluding our pre-owned watches, all watches are new. We buy our watches through authorized dealers and distributors and other established lines of distribution within the watch industry.
In order to provide you with the best possible savings on your watch purchase, our vendors must protect their sources of supply. For this reason, the serial number has been removed from certain of these new genuine brand name watches. Laws in your state may require us to refer to these watches as "secondhand". Under such circumstances, these watches are covered by WorldofWatches.com's Limited Warranty and not by the original manufacturer. Our warranty matches or doubles the original manufacturer's warranty coverage period and our professional watch technicians service these watches in-house."
Do you trust a company that may or may not sell yo a defaced watch? They sure burry this policy pretty good.
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