Avoid!
Ordered a watch on 10/11 for my sons birthday on 12/11, now 29/11 & still no watch! Ignored all my emails & request for a refund.
29 November 2014
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Caveat Emptor (BUYER BEWARE)
Ordered a Tissot from them in September which the website said was in stock. Tried to phone but number advertised was not answered and in office hrs as stated. Email has a reply after a week saying watch was not in stock and they were having probs finding one, had another email from them 6 weeks after order offering money back. Watch arrived 2 days after and is now not working so have to send it back to them under warranty. Just tried to phone them again but number on warranty card and website are the same and still not getting a reply from them.
5 November 2012
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