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Warranty Details As a watch repair company, WatchRepair.net LLC offers a one (1) year warranty on our watch service and repairs. If your repair includes an overhaul or a new movement you receive a 12 month warranty on the running and timekeeping. If a problem arises with your watch during the 12 month warranty period following our initial services, at our discretion, we will repair or replace any damaged parts and/or correct the repair execution. All other rights resulting from the faulty execution of services are expressly excluded. Our warranty does not cover normal wear and tear or damage caused by accident or negligence and does not cover batteries, case, strap or bracelet (unless we have replaced), crystals (unless we have replaced) or return shipping charges. Warranty is void if our service department discloses instances of tampering. If the said watch has been rusted or abused, such as dropped or dropped in water the warranty may be void. Most vintage watches should NOT be considered water-resistant!
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William Thompson Photograph/Film
15566 Sandy Hook Rd. NE
Poulsbo, WA
360-908-2000
williamthompson@aol.com
