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Hi ABC, sorry to hear of your conundrum!

In the UK you legally have 6 weeks from the date of purchase to obtain a refund if the article sold is not fit for purpose.

Losing that much time renders the watch unfit for the purpose for which it was sold; you are thus entitled to a refund. Of course, many people attach sentimental value to a watch and so prefer to have theirs repaired by the manufacturer.

If this is not the case, however, you might wish to calmly explain to your AD that you are entitled to a full refund. Let us hope that the manager is accomodating and understanding; they will certainly be far more willing to exchange than refund.

Many retailers have a 30-day refund or exchange policy anyway, so two weeks should not be a problem. Certainly, however, sort it ASAP!

Anyway, much luck to you.

Best wishes,
Ashley

P.S. That was my first post!

My guess is that it is winding down on the winder, and then restarting with every other cycle. Just wear the darn thing and test it in real world situation, its too nice to sit on a winder anyways.

Mark

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Hi Mark
Yes you are right it should be worn not looked at spinning around in a winder 24 hours a day, Any way please see new post on progress. thanks for your post

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AlphabetABC

Rolex Daytona TT
Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph
Breitling Navitimer 01 Red Gold

Hi Ashley.

Thanks for you post and advice on where i stand legally. I appreciated it was your first post too. Thanks. I have an up date posted today, it good news. Cheers. Alan

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AlphabetABC

Rolex Daytona TT
Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph
Breitling Navitimer 01 Red Gold