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: I'm also interested in this (sorry I can't
: help, John).
: Does anyone have any opinions on or experience
: with watchfinder.co.uk? They claim to buy
: from authorised dealers, and that I would
: get box, warranty certificate stamped by the
: authorised dealer, serial number, etc. They
: are offering a 20% discount off the retail
: price of 1450 GBP on the Aqua Terra
: automatic I am looking at.
I very nearly bought my Seamaster from Watchfinder, and was about to place an order with them, but in the end, just through personal choice, I ended up buying the watch at a high street jewellers ( Goldsmiths )
Watchfinder were selling the watch at around 875gbp, and Goldsmiths were selling it at the MRRP 1100gbp, but straightaway they went down to 950gbp, which I was happy with. I know it was still another 75 pounds dearer, but I knew that I had a genuine omega warranty, and the shop offered to re-size the bracelet etc etc, so in the end, I preferred the face to face service, although I reckon you would still get a pretty good service from watchfinder.
I rang another jeweller in Nottingham ( where I live ) and again , they readily offered a discount down around the same price at Goldsmiths.Good Luck
regards,
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