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: Fair enough. I understand (and Keith will
: correct me if I'm wrong here) that DD was
: bought out recently. Apparently, they were
: very nice to Keith when customer service
: found out about his watch. Perhaps they have
: sworn off the process now, I don't know for
: sure. I just wanted to give you the heads up : on the whole issue.
: Some e-tailers (like writwatch.com) will charge
: more for a watch that hasn't had the s/n's
: ground off. Some have sworn off the practice
: completely. I've heard that Ashford, for
: example, is no longer doing this, and , from
: a few customer accounts, watches are
: arriving with serials... and not under
: special request. (Perhaps this has something
: to do with the pending multimillion dollar
: lawsuit?)
: Just be careful.
: -morgan
My X-33 came with a serial number just fine. I had to ask them for the manual, but.......
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