Real watch papers?

[Sglass]

I’m in the middle of buying a watch and the seller is claiming the watch comes with papers. The only papers are the photo below which I have seen sold with another watch but would like people’s opinion if they would consider this a watch with ‘papers’. The serial number for the watch is written into the watch no. Section in blue pen which I have redacted.

[tvad]

These look similar to the booklet/papers in my 1016 listing.

The serial number of the watch I am selling is printed on the booklet, not hand written, and I have blacked it for security purposes. The booklet also has some embossing, which can be clearly seen in one of the photos in the listing.

[othertbone]

I don't understand why people don't just buy from the top few reputable sellers

[haven_seeker]

Originally Posted by othertbone

I don't understand why people don't just buy from the top few reputable sellers

To save a dollar.

[engrguy]

to save a lot of dollars.

[springer]

It is quite common to have the serial number written in with pen in these warranty booklets. They were used for a short time during the late 1960s to early 1970s.

Contrary to another comment in this thread, you don't have to be a "reputable" seller to have a watch with this guarantee booklet.