Rolex USA warranty card, no country code?

[Kawirider]

Hello all! I’m looking to buy a Rolex Two tone skydweller on chrono24. I’m comfortable with it since the private seller accepts the escrow service. Anyway I’m in talks with the seller, and I asked for a picture of the backside of the warranty card to verify the AD and country code. The AD is a real AD but there’s no country code. Is this normal for USA cards? My last 2 Rolex were from Spain and Canada. They had the proper code. Interested to hear about this.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[nightmyth]

mine dont either

[padi56]

Normal on the newer USA cards.

[Kawirider]

Interesting. Thanks guys!


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[101031-28]

Originally Posted by padi56

Normal on the newer USA cards.

This.

[train-time]

As others have said, the card is a typical US warranty card. Please know how the escrow service works. I experienced it first hand last week. The funds go into the Chrono24 escrow account, the seller ships you a fedex box requiring a direct signature, fedex leaves the box at your door and marks it received in their system, and the funds are released. You do not control the release of the funds. The fedex system indicating acceptance of the package triggers it. In my case the fedex record indicated that "M. Covid" signed for the box. Thank God it had the Daytona that I bought in the box! In many locations they are not delivering to recipients and rerouting (due to Covid) to a fedex location. Hopefully the funds are not released until you pick it up in these cases.

[Kawirider]

Originally Posted by train-time

As others have said, the card is a typical US warranty card. Please know how the escrow service works. I experienced it first hand last week. The funds go into the Chrono24 escrow account, the seller ships you a fedex box requiring a direct signature, fedex leaves the box at your door and marks it received in their system, and the funds are released. You do not control the release of the funds. The fedex system indicating acceptance of the package triggers it. In my case the fedex record indicated that "M. Covid" signed for the box. Thank God it had the Daytona that I bought in the box! In many locations they are not delivering to recipients and rerouting (due to Covid) to a fedex location. Hopefully the funds are not released until you pick it up in these cases.

Interesting. Thanks for that. When I called chrono they told me that I have 7 or 10 days(don’t remember exact amount) to make sure the watch is as described.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[JSolution]

Originally Posted by train-time

As others have said, the card is a typical US warranty card. Please know how the escrow service works. I experienced it first hand last week. The funds go into the Chrono24 escrow account, the seller ships you a fedex box requiring a direct signature, fedex leaves the box at your door and marks it received in their system, and the funds are released. You do not control the release of the funds. The fedex system indicating acceptance of the package triggers it. In my case the fedex record indicated that "M. Covid" signed for the box. Thank God it had the Daytona that I bought in the box! In many locations they are not delivering to recipients and rerouting (due to Covid) to a fedex location. Hopefully the funds are not released until you pick it up in these cases.

That’s interesting are you sure this is the case that defeats the whole point?

[Calatrava r]

Originally Posted by JSolution

That’s interesting are you sure this is the case that defeats the whole point?

I was told FedEx will sign for the package at a residence if the driver can see the residents are at home. They should get an email from FedEx as soon as the package is delivered so they can immediately go outside and retrieve the package. My package had a nice watch inside which was left on the front porch.