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chicfarmer1 · 7 February 2013, 10:54 PM

Lesson: you weren't as fussy as you thought you were. If you were, you would have (1) researched to be sure the place of business was in fact an authorized Rolex dealer--this seems uncertain in your telling, (2) bought the watch yourself in person so you could go over all assurances face to face, (3) checked its specs including its vintage immediately upon receipt of it, and (4) made sure all those details were listed in your insurance policy. Since none of those happened, it may be unfortunate but finally just something that happened.

You are now a more informed buyer. Think about this and move onward. Nobody owes you anything.

7 February 2013, 10:54 PM	#11
chicfarmer1 "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Real Name: J Location: USA Midwest Watch: Midsize Datejust Posts: 2,611	Lesson: you weren't as fussy as you thought you were. If you were, you would have (1) researched to be sure the place of business was in fact an authorized Rolex dealer--this seems uncertain in your telling, (2) bought the watch yourself in person so you could go over all assurances face to face, (3) checked its specs including its vintage immediately upon receipt of it, and (4) made sure all those details were listed in your insurance policy. Since none of those happened, it may be unfortunate but finally just something that happened. You are now a more informed buyer. Think about this and move onward. Nobody owes you anything.

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