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Warranty Card...
In Response To: Re: Great site ()

: Now a question - I bought both these watches
: from an authorized retailer (Jared). Of
: course, we're keeping the boxes, manuals,
: etc. and the original receipts. The dealer
: didn't stamp the International Warranty
: card. with the "Date",
: "Ref", or "Watch No.",
: but the Jeweler's anme is printed on the
: card. The "Pictograms" card has
: numbers printed by "Ref:" and
: "Calibre No:". Should I have the
: dealer complete the remaining fields on the
: warranty card?

You can actually fill in the remaining information yourself with a ball-point pen. The most important thing is the dealer's name being printed on the card. The rest is usually hand-written in by the dealer with a pen, anyway. "Ref" is the model number of your watch, and "watch no" is the 8 digit serial number. You can get this by looking at the back of your watch's 7 o'clock lug. The 8 digit serial number will be engraved there.

Enjoy your Speedy,
John

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