AD not holding the warranty card?

[Steve34]

Originally Posted by vh2k

Yes, we know your every move!!! Don't sell... or else.

Not a chance I’ll be selling mine. Waited 2.5 years for my second watch and can’t stop looking at it.

[Harry-57]

Originally Posted by Steve34

Ok thanks. Wasn’t sure if this was an AD policy to hold them back or a Rolex policy

It was not a Rolex policy. It never has been.

Why not ask the AD?

[Steve34]

Originally Posted by Harry-57

It was not a Rolex policy. It never has been.

Why not ask the AD?

I asked when I bought my sub in 2018 and it was to try and stop the buyer re selling but didn’t realise they hadn’t kept the current one until I got home.

[DonRickles]

Originally Posted by mervmank59

I don't see the point of the AD holding the warranty card honestly, never happened to me.

My answer is that it’s more of a “qualifier” move by the AD. I’m sure their “Rolex Authorize dealership” it’s not something to be risked, over a tarnished reputation by flippers.

[dannymac55]

Sounds like something AD's were doing to weed out flippers while circumventing the rules Rolex placed upon them. Wouldn't be a big surprise if Rolex told them to knock it off once they became aware of it.

[rogerrabbit168]

bought all my Rolex in Canada, always got the warranty card with them

[Steve34]

Ok thanks everyone. Like I said it wouldn’t bother me either way if they did keep it for a certain amount of time but nicer to get everything together when you do purchase the watch

[Extract0r]

My first AD held on to my warranty card for 6 months for a submariner with date. My second AD gave me the warranty card on the spot for CHNR. So I guess each AD sets their own ‘rules’.


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