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Good day to all,
Apologies in advance if this topic has been answered already.
I recently traded an antique pocketwatch and received in exchange a transocean chronograph 1461 from the owner of a watch store in NYC. Afterwards I found out i may register it. I went into the paperwork and have the certificate and booklets as well. However, I noticed when I got home that the dealer had not entered their stamp or name or confirmation on the booklet, nor is there a registration card to send in. This was an even exchange, not a purchase at an official boutique of Breitling.

My question is; -will Breitling still register it if they receive the certificate...or a copy?
-Is there someone at Breitling that I should ask what to do?
-Due to this location not being an "Official boutique" is that why it was done this way?

I value and appreciate any and all feedback.

Thank you,
Douglas

If this wasn't done at an AD, I doubt you will be able to register it. Chances are whenever the place you got this from got this watch in, either the original owner or store didn't give the registration card to them.

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Justin
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