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AndrewMeadville · 16 November 2021, 11:00 AM

Hello all! I have a quick question. Today I got a call from a local AD about the new TT Explorer. I went straight there to pick it up but as I was checking out they said they would have to hold the warranty card until after the first of the year. They said they would not enter the sell into the system until next year when they give me the card so I would get extra warranty. Their reason is because Rolex is forcing them to keep a minimum of 25 watches on hand or else they can’t receive new shipments. Any truth to this? Seemed really odd and made me rethink the purchase. My fear is if I need any warranty work in the meantime Rolex will not honor it because the Watch technically hasn’t been sold. I believe in conducting business in an honest and ethical manner. Am I wrong for not buying the watch without the complete set of papers?

16 November 2021, 11:00 AM	#1
AndrewMeadville "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2020 Real Name: Andrew Location: El Paso, Texas Watch: OP39, DJ36, BB58 Posts: 119	AD Question Hello all! I have a quick question. Today I got a call from a local AD about the new TT Explorer. I went straight there to pick it up but as I was checking out they said they would have to hold the warranty card until after the first of the year. They said they would not enter the sell into the system until next year when they give me the card so I would get extra warranty. Their reason is because Rolex is forcing them to keep a minimum of 25 watches on hand or else they can’t receive new shipments. Any truth to this? Seemed really odd and made me rethink the purchase. My fear is if I need any warranty work in the meantime Rolex will not honor it because the Watch technically hasn’t been sold. I believe in conducting business in an honest and ethical manner. Am I wrong for not buying the watch without the complete set of papers?

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