Mark R.
Craziness is all I can say
Craziness is all I can say. I was gifted a Xeric watch as a birthday gift. The watch ran for a little bit maybe a year. It is an older watch that I had liked called a xyroscope. Well it broke I decided to send it in to a company called times ticking to get it repaired. Simple enough right. Well 6 months later.... I don't have my watch back I paid money to ship the watch to the repair center and I paid $190 to a company called lowen to have the watch repaired. ugh. So apparently time ticking had some kind of fallout with Xeric. Then my watch was shipped back to them. They shipped the watch to lowen and lowen sent me a bill to repair the watch $190 plus shipping. A few months later apparently my watch is not repairable because they don't have the parts. Wouldn't you think they would check that before billing me anything. Yeah I would think that too but that's common sense. And a lot of companies don't have that anymore. In any event I'm going back and forth with Xeric... Who are very rude by the way. On where my watch is and why it's taken this long to get repaired. I'll keep you updated if I ever get my watch back unrepared. Or if I ever get my refund I would say steer clear and buy a reputable watch from a reputable watch company. I only have a few of these watches and they're the only few I would ever have going forward. Stick with the Swiss made watches that last a lifetime. These watches from Xeric our Chinese junk in my opinion. Regards MR