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Authorized dealers obtain their watches directly from the manufacturer or the manufacturer's authorized agents. An authorized dealer is able to offer the manufacturer's warranty, plus all official papers or certificates, warranty cards correctly filled out, booklets, and any other materials intended by the manufacturer to accompany the watch. Authorized dealers have access to manufacturer literature, support, training, and parts.
GM
Gray market dealers are essentially non-authorized re-sellers. Gray market dealers obtain their watches from a variety of sources all over the world, and they cannot offer the manufacturer's warranty. Because "Gray's" bypass authorized channels, they usually offer lower prices than authorized dealers. Some gray market dealers offer their own warranty, however you can never be sure about the quality of the person who will work on the watch, their training, or their access to parts, should the watch require repair. Some gray market dealers do not offer all boxes and papers that originally accompanied the watch. Some gray market dealers deface watches by removing the serial number. This can make the watch impossible to trace if stolen, and it can render the watch uninsurable. In some US states, removing serial numbers is illegal, and a watch with the serial number removed can be presumed stolen. For more information on the gray market, please take a look an
En af mine bedste venner købte et PO ved GM i Tyskland, betalte 50% af prisen, men man får så ikke garanti med, det er prisen man betaler.
Vh
Authorized dealers obtain their watches directly from the manufacturer or the manufacturer's authorized agents. An authorized dealer is able to offer the manufacturer's warranty, plus all official papers or certificates, warranty cards correctly filled out, booklets, and any other materials intended by the manufacturer to accompany the watch. Authorized dealers have access to manufacturer literature, support, training, and parts.
GM
Gray market dealers are essentially non-authorized re-sellers. Gray market dealers obtain their watches from a variety of sources all over the world, and they cannot offer the manufacturer's warranty. Because "Gray's" bypass authorized channels, they usually offer lower prices than authorized dealers. Some gray market dealers offer their own warranty, however you can never be sure about the quality of the person who will work on the watch, their training, or their access to parts, should the watch require repair. Some gray market dealers do not offer all boxes and papers that originally accompanied the watch. Some gray market dealers deface watches by removing the serial number. This can make the watch impossible to trace if stolen, and it can render the watch uninsurable. In some US states, removing serial numbers is illegal, and a watch with the serial number removed can be presumed stolen. For more information on the gray market, please take a look an
En af mine bedste venner købte et PO ved GM i Tyskland, betalte 50% af prisen, men man får så ikke garanti med, det er prisen man betaler.
Vh
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