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Old 4 January 2019, 07:56 AM   #11
supersam80
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Originally Posted by tyler1980 View Post
i think Australia from what i remember has the most generous return/refund/flaw protections there are.
You're probably out of luck here if you change your mind, but good must be fit for purpose and last a reasonable amount of time

For example, even though bmw provides a 2 year warranty (I think), if your engine died after 4 years bmw would be forced to repair or replace the engine because it can be reasonably expected that the engine in such an expensive car would last longer than 4 years.

Same as with a TV or whitegood, if it dies say 6 months after the 12 month warranty the manufacturer can be forced to repair or replace

There's a lot of grey areas and I don't know how long an expensive watch would be expected to last.
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