PHOIBOS WATCH
Reviews and Complaints

So, I gotta talk about this watch I got, the Phoibos Wavemaster. At first, it was all good, you know? Worked like a charm for a few months. But then, outta nowhere, the Bezel just up and broke on me. I was like, "What the heck, man?"

So, I thought, "No worries, I'll just hit up Phoibos and get it fixed under warranty." But guess what? They tried to pull a fast one on me, saying it was all my fault. Can you believe that? I was ticked off, to say the least.

After some back and forth, they finally agreed to fix it under warranty. But get this, they had the audacity to keep my watch for a whopping 2 months! And to top it off, they had the nerve to charge me for postage. Like, seriously?

So, after all that waiting and paying, you'd think they'd send me back a fully fixed watch, right? Nope. They sent it back to me still broken, and didn't even bother to explain why. I was beyond frustrated, let me tell you.

Honestly, save yourself the trouble and go for a Casio instead. They may not be as fancy or whatever, but at least you won't have to deal with Phoibos' shenanigans. Trust me on this one.

So, I recently had an experience with Phoibos Watch and let me tell you, it was a bit of a rollercoaster ride. First things first, if you ever need to return an item, make sure you keep all your send and tracking information. Trust me, it's important! And don't forget to follow their return directions to a T.

Now, here's where things got a little messy. I sent back my package and it was confirmed received and signed by one of their employees. Great, right? Well, not so fast. It wasn't until I showed them the proof from UPS that they finally gave me a credit to my account. And get this, it took a whopping three weeks for them to do so. Talk about shady business practices, am I right?

Now, let's talk about the watch itself. Honestly, it was just okay. In my humble opinion, it didn't live up to all the hype and definitely wasn't worth the money. I mean, sure, it told time and all, but there was nothing particularly special about it. I expected more, you know?

All in all, my experience with Phoibos Watch left a lot to be desired. The whole return process was a headache, and the watch itself was nothing to write home about. So, if you're thinking about purchasing from them, I'd say proceed with caution. There are probably better options out there.

Review:
Watch arrived real quick and was packed up real nice. Gotta say, it was a real bummer 'cause the watch was lookin' mighty fine. Placed my order and all, but dang it, the dive bezel was all messed up. Couldn't even line it up with them minute markers, what's the point of havin' markers if the bezel don't cooperate, ya know?
Sent the watch back and got my money back, but Phoibos ain't refundin' the postage fee of ?8.95. Ain't right, man. I sent it back 'cause it was faulty and that ain't cool, breakin' our deal and all.
Just gonna say, steer clear, folks. AVOID this one.

Don't expect an easy peasy return from Phoibos, folks. So, I went ahead and ordered a bunch of watches from them, you know, duplicates and all. I wanted to get a good look at 'em in person and keep the one that tickled my fancy. But let me tell ya, returning the extra watch turned into a real headache, I tell ya.

Phoibos, oh boy, they played some serious games with me. They hit me with a bunch of excuses, like a never-ending list, just to avoid taking that watch back. Can you believe it? They even had the audacity to say that I couldn't remove the protective film from the dial to check out the crystal. What in the world? I mean, I clearly told 'em in my first email that the watch was brand spankin' new and untouched. But no, they kept bombarding me with more and more questions, like they were tryin' to harass me or somethin'.

And get this, even after they finally gave me a return merchandise authorization (RMA), they conveniently forgot to give me the return address. Can you believe the nerve? I smell somethin' fishy here, folks. I betcha they'll come up with some lame excuse to deny me a refund for this pristine, untouched watch. What a bummer, right?

Listen up, folks, take my advice and steer clear of Phoibos watches. Trust me, I won't be buyin' another one from 'em, and I'll be tellin' everyone I know to do the same. If you're lookin' to buy a watch, head on over to Amazon instead. They won't give you the runaround like Phoibos did to me. Lesson learned, my friends.