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Keith,
Do I take the watch to an authorized dealer for it to sent to Switzerland? If is not under warranty, how much could I expect to pay?
Thx
: It comes with a 2-Year Warranty, so if you have
: a valid warranty card, and it's been less
: than 2-Years, you can send it in under
: Warranty.
: Just today, I recieved my Aqua Terra back from
: warranty service. It took 43 days round trip
: from California to Bienne, Switzerland and
: back. My experience over the past year (4
: watches) has been 4 - 8 weeks turn around.
: I would only send it to Switzerland.
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