Discrepancy on how the Date is written in warranty booklet

[Amiroo]

I have seen several variations on how the date is written when you purchase the watch. Some have it as DAY/MONTH/YEAR while others are MONTH/DAY/YEAR and some where it's JUNE/DAY/YEAR.

Is there a correct version? Wouldn't you need consistency with the dates across the board for warranty registration?

[SC11]

A dates a date it only a question of how the person filling out the paperwork prefers to write it.

As long as it’s properly filled out with AD details etc it’s all good.

[HK Islandboy]

I bought a piece that had only month and year written (Dec 16...just before the 5 yr warranty...darn it!). To APs credit, they started the warranty on the last day of the month when I went to register the watch

[tyler1980]

its going to be an issue when registering im almost positive if you don't know the format. If its 5-10-17 and if you don't know if the purchase date was may 10th or october 5th, its a problem. Probably only an issue for grey market watches as if you bought it yourself you know the date of purchase.

[Andad]

Obviously should be day/month/year.

Nothing else makes makes sense.

[tamiya]

Originally Posted by directioneng

Obviously should be day/month/year.

Nothing else makes makes sense.

Ditto, Americans...!

meh make it easy, don't go shopping before the 13th every month. No confusion then

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by directioneng

Obviously should be day/month/year.

Nothing else makes makes sense.

[Tools]

Exactly.

Depends on where you are in the world.

[AK797]

Originally Posted by Tools

Exactly.

Depends on where you are in the world.

Yes, must check the date with the country of origin.