WatchMaxx
reviews and complaints

Welcome to WatchMaxx.com, where luxury meets affordability. As I delved into the reviews from fellow watch aficionados, I discovered a treasure trove of positive experiences. Customers raved about the exceptional service, unbeatable prices, and the sheer joy of finding their dream timepieces. From the seamless exchanges to the timely deliveries, WatchMaxx seems to have mastered the art of delighting its patrons. It's heartwarming to witness the passion and dedication that this company brings to the world of horology. If you're seeking a reliable companion for your wrist, look no further than WatchMaxx.com - a sanctuary for watch lovers everywhere.

I was very happy with my purchase, 25% discount off the prices i found in stores. I didn't quite understand the type of store this was and when i got the watch the warranty card from Tag Heuer wasn't there, however a 2 year warranty from Watchmaxx was there. When i called to find out why it wasn't there, the gentleman explained to me that they are a watch reseller and that anytime a piece doesn't come from Tag Heuer directly to the customer, the original warranty card is not included. Very happy with the watch and the price and service

First time buyer with you guys. We will see how it goes. I'm particular.
I used to buy from Authentic Watches but their quality has slipped. Items ordered did not pass quality control or were blemished. Questions to them either unanswered or delayed long enough for me to turn to you. I spend a lot on watches and their is too much to watch out for on EBay. I bought a fake watch (Panerai) which was discovered two months after sending in for service. A fake, relisted once I got my money back. Scammers abound! Treat me like a valued customer and I will return.

Ordering was very easy. My Tag Heuer Carrera 02 arrived as advertised. New Tag box, new watch, manual, warranty card, and Norton Shopping Guarantee. I had the bracelet adjusted for proper sizing and the extra link was returned to me. This added a few days on to my delivery time. I expected as much.The entire transaction was very smooth. I did spend a little extra to have my watch overnighted. Knowing the exact arrival day and time allowed me to be present to sign receipt of my watch. Once I got my shipping notification, my watch arrived the next day in perfect condition. I would purchase again from Watchmaxx. Buy with confidence.

The Tudor heritage chronograph has been discontinued so I would have to go look beyond an A.D. I have purchased two Tissots from Watchmaxx in the past, and I've been completely satisfied with the watches and their customer service. I had a couple of questions on this Tudor because they had it listed as a floor model. After speaking with them on the phone, they answered all my questions and confirmed its floor model condition as excellent. When I received the watch and inspected it, I found it to be in excellent condition! I am very thrilled to get this watch and for Watchmaxx to offer it to me at a discount price and their great customer service! I highly recommend Watchmaxx for whatever budget of watch you are shopping for!

Great company, Great product and Great customer service.
We bought the Women's Omega Seamaster in the Blue dial which was very hard to find anywhere else. (jomashop said 6 months for delivery, Amazon and retail store were $500 more)
They had the watch in stock and were able to over night it to me.
We were completely satisfied with the quality of the product, the ease and speed of ordering and delivery and the Phenomenal Customer service provided after the sale (we had a shipping issue that wasn't their fault) that they immediately made right.
I will definitely buy future watches from them. BTW- they also sell on Amazon which made me feel better about buying a high end watch from them.
Thank you all again, You made my Wife's Birthday spectacular.

RF

3 watches purchased. Everything has been positive. Excellent communication and watches as promised. Watchmaxx is the first place I look for watches.

I worked with a person named *** to buy two *** watches. He was very helpful because I had to use multiple gift cards to pay. He made the entire process easy and waited patiently while I made each payment. I'm excited to wear these watches on my wrist!

Please disregard the negative reviews from customers who may not have fully understood their purchase, experienced buyer's remorse, or were influenced by their spouse to return the product. I have purchased four watches from this company over the years, and their service has consistently improved. I had the pleasure of dealing with a representative named ***, who promptly addressed all of my inquiries through the chat feature. Despite placing my order at 11:30 on a Friday, I requested Saturday delivery and *** made it possible. Additionally, he provided me with a generous coupon code to finalize the purchase. I am tired of playing games with other watch dealers, such as ***. Although some brands may be more expensive, this company ensures immediate satisfaction. I managed to purchase an OMEGA Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial Chronometer 41mm 234.30.41.21.01.001 at a discounted price of over 25%. Remarkably, I received my tracking number before concluding the chat with ***. I am truly impressed and will definitely return for future purchases.

Watchmaxx sent me the wrong watch. it was supposed to have a blue face like what it shows online but it came in black instead. When i complained They said i had to pay to send it back ( shipping & handling) with insurance and then want to charge a restocking fee 3% or apply it to another watch. How do i know this other watch would be the right one? what a scam.! I have complained to them on 3 separate emails. they don't even dress the issue. So i cancelled the order and sent them the watch. Don't buy form these people.

I bought a Tag Heuer watch from Watchmaxx's website in November 2019. I didn't wear it much, but in early June 2020, I noticed that there was condensation inside the watch face. I don't know how water got in there, but it was so foggy that I couldn't even tell the time. I called Watchmaxx and asked them to fix it since it was only six months old. They told me to send it in for a pressure test, so I did. They kept my watch for ten weeks and then told me that there was nothing wrong with it. But how could that be? Water doesn't just appear out of nowhere! It's obvious that the watch is leaking. I wouldn't recommend buying from Watchmaxx. If you're lucky, you won't have any problems with your purchase, but if you do, they won't honor their warranty. Trust me, it was an expensive lesson for me.

Yo, I gotta say, I've copped a few watches from WatchMaxx before, but this time I shipped it up to Canada and it was a hot mess. First off, the price on the website was different from what I got charged on my card, and it was like $70 more in Canadian dollars. Not cool, man. And to top it off, I ordered it as a Mother's Day gift and paid extra for delivery on the Friday before, but it didn't come until after Mother's Day had already passed. And get this, the delivery driver was still trying to charge me customs fees even though I already paid them. Like, what the heck? And to add insult to injury, there was no message saying Happy Mother's Day like I requested, and the packaging was all jacked up like it had been opened by some clumsy delivery dude. Come on, WatchMaxx, step up your game. I hope you guys fix this mess. Peace.

The watch I purchased from WatchMaxx is absolutely fantastic! I was thrilled to find such a great deal on a high-quality timepiece. However, I did have a few issues with the ordering process that prevented me from giving WatchMaxx a perfect rating.

One of the main reasons I chose to order from WatchMaxx was because they offered free bracelet sizing. I followed their instructions to measure my wrist and submitted my size with my order. However, I received a call from WatchMaxx informing me that the watch I ordered came from the factory in my size and they wouldn't be adjusting it. This turned out to be incorrect, and I had to pay a local Omega service center $20 to remove two links from the bracelet. I was disappointed that WatchMaxx didn't trust their watchmakers enough to adjust certain bracelets, like Omega, and felt that they shouldn't offer free sizing if they weren't willing to follow through on it.

This lack of trust in their watchmakers also made me question the quality of their warranty. If they couldn't even adjust a bracelet, how could I trust them to correct an actual movement if my watch needed it?

Additionally, my delivery was delayed from a Friday to the following Monday, which made for a long weekend. While this wasn't a huge issue, it was still a bit frustrating.

Despite these issues, I am still very happy with my purchase. The watch is authentic and the price was unbeatable. I just wish that WatchMaxx had followed through on their promise of free bracelet sizing and had a bit more trust in their watchmakers.

I recently made a purchase on WatchMaxx's website for a watch that cost $7500. To my surprise, I found the same watch listed on eBay for $7950. I thought I had found a great deal, but little did I know that I was in for a rollercoaster ride of a shopping experience.

Shortly after making the purchase, I received an email from WatchMaxx stating that there would be a delay in shipping. They offered me the option to wait, cancel the order, or choose something else from their website at a discounted price due to the inconvenience. I decided to call them to see what was going on. The customer service representative told me that they had plenty of the watch in stock and put me on hold. After a few minutes, they came back on the line and told me that the price of the watch had increased by $1000 to $8500. I was shocked and upset, but I still wanted the watch. I asked to speak to a manager, and I was put on hold again.

After waiting for what felt like an eternity, the customer service representative came back on the line and told me that my order had been canceled, and my money had been refunded. To make matters worse, they had raised the price of the watch on both their website and eBay. I was furious and demanded to speak to a manager. When I finally got through to one, they were rude and disrespectful, telling me that it was too bad and that they had the right to change their prices whenever they wanted.

This was a terrible experience, and I would not recommend WatchMaxx to anyone. It's clear that they care more about making a quick buck than providing good customer service. My husband had been eyeing this watch for weeks, and we were excited to finally purchase it. But instead, we were left feeling cheated and disappointed. It's a shame that a company would treat its customers this way.

I gotta say, I've been really impressed with WatchMaxx. I've ordered three watches from them now, and each time I've saved a ton of money compared to buying from a brick-and-mortar store. The first watch I got was a Brietling super avenger 2 that I found on Amazon, sold by WatchMaxx. I saved a whopping $2600 on that bad boy, and when it arrived it was packaged beautifully.

After that, I decided to go straight to the source and order a Brietling navatimer 46 mm directly from WatchMaxx. This time, I saved a whopping $4000, and the watch arrived the very next day, once again beautifully packaged.

The last watch I ordered was a Brietling bently special edition, and I had a great experience with their customer service. I called them up and asked for more pictures, and they sent them over right away. I also talked to them on the phone, and they answered right away.

My only complaint is that the last watch I ordered didn't have any plastic protection on it, and it had some light scratches on the band and case back. But honestly, considering how much money I saved (over $7000!), I wasn't too upset about it. I sent it off to Brietling USA in Wilton, CT to have it lightly polished, which cost me around $200.

But here's the crazy thing - when Brietling evaluated the watch, they found that it had low amplitude and wasn't working properly. But get this - it was still under warranty! Apparently Brietling gives a 5 year warranty no matter where you buy it from. The repair would have cost me $690 out of pocket, but since it was under warranty, I didn't have to pay a dime.

All in all, I'm really happy with my experience with WatchMaxx. Sure, there were a few hiccups along the way, but their customer service was great and I saved a ton of money. I'd definitely buy from them again, but I'd make sure to call and double-check that the watch has all its plastic protection before I order.

Yo, I gotta say, I was a bit skeptical about buying a watch online, but WatchMaxx really came through for me. I was eyeing this watch on the manufacturer's website for a whopping 11,700 Euros, but then I saw it on WatchMaxx for only 6,450 Euros. That's a steal, right? So, I went ahead and placed my order, and even got an extra 2.5% discount for paying by bank wire.

I had a few questions about the shipping and stuff, and the WatchMaxx team took a bit long to get back to me sometimes, but Miriam, Jack, and Mark really did a great job in the end. I was feeling pretty good about my purchase, but then I started reading some of the reviews online and got a bit freaked out. Some people had really bad experiences, and I started to doubt whether I made the right choice.

When I got the tracking number from WatchMaxx, I saw that the weight of the package was only 1 LBS, and that really worried me because I read a review where someone got a fake watch in a package that weighed the same. I couldn't sleep for two nights, man. But I reached out to the WatchMaxx team, and they explained that the label weight could be different from the actual weight because of the luxury box that comes with the watch. I was still a bit unsure, but I decided to trust them.

And you know what? The package arrived super quickly, and when I saw the size of it, I felt a bit better. I was still nervous when I opened it up, but everything was there - the box, the papers, and most importantly, the watch. And let me tell you, it was even better in person than it was online. I'm so happy with my purchase, and I would definitely recommend WatchMaxx to anyone looking for a great deal on a luxury watch. Thanks, WatchMaxx!

I gotta say, I had a pretty rough experience with WatchMaxx. I ordered a Movado watch for my granddaughter's birthday, and it was supposed to arrive in time for her big day. But when she opened the package, we were both disappointed to find that the watch wasn't working at all. And to make matters worse, there was no documentation or anything included in the package to help us figure out what was going on.

So I took the watch to a jeweler to see if they could fix it, and they immediately told me that it wasn't even a real Movado watch! I was shocked and pretty upset, to say the least. When I reached out to WatchMaxx to try to get a refund or exchange, they told me that I had waited too long to return it. But their website clearly states that they only sell 100% authentic merchandise with a warranty and all that jazz.

To top it all off, the process of actually buying the watch was a total pain. I had to use AmazonPay, which was kind of annoying. And now I'm left with a fake watch and no way to get my money back. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend WatchMaxx to anyone. They seem to be pretty shady and willing to misrepresent their products. Save yourself the trouble and shop somewhere else.

Yo, so if you're like me and you're tryna cop a dope watch but you're not sure if Watchmaxx is legit, lemme tell you - they are. I was eyeing this Breitling Super Avenger 2 at an AD and it was going for $5800. That's a lot of cheddar, you feel me? So I hit up the interwebs and found the same watch on Watchmaxx for $4080. That's a big difference, so I was a little sus about it. But I did my research and read a bunch of reviews and found out that they sell through Amazon, which is a big deal. If they were selling fake watches, Amazon wouldn't be doing business with them, ya dig?

So here's the deal - Watchmaxx deals in what's called a grey market. That means they buy watches from ADs who have extra inventory and sell them at a discounted price. The only downside is that they don't have a dealer warranty, but they do give you a two year warranty through them. If you have any issues, they'll send it to the AD they bought it from to get it fixed. I haven't had to use it yet, but even if I did, I'd still be saving a ton of money compared to buying it at the AD.

I pulled the trigger and bought the watch and it came in two days. It's 100% authentic and works perfectly. I'm stoked about the whole thing. So if you're on the fence about Watchmaxx, don't be. They're legit and you can save a ton of money. Hope this review helps you out, fam.

I recently bought a watch from Watchmaxx and let me tell you, it was a total disaster. The watch I received had a weird issue where the hour hand only appeared on the hour marks at 30 minutes instead of 60 minutes. I called Watchmaxx right away to get some help, but the salesperson I spoke to had no clue about the watch they sold me. They suggested I look on YouTube to try and figure out the problem myself. I mean, seriously? That's not what I expected from a company that sells luxury watches.

I tried to get help from another person at Watchmaxx, but I got disconnected twice. So, I had to resort to email, which was a total pain. It took me several emails to explain the problem before they finally agreed to send me a return label. And guess what? They only communicate through email. Can you believe that?

After I sent the watch back, I asked them to send me a new one, but they refused. They said they had to investigate the problem before they could offer any solutions. I had to send them countless emails to get any kind of response. Finally, they told me they would give me a refund because they claimed they had no replacements in stock. But guess what? They were still selling the same watch on their website, at a higher price than what I paid. What a rip-off!

I wasted over two weeks dealing with Watchmaxx, and I ended up with nothing. No watch, no solution, just a lot of hassle. This company has zero customer service skills and is completely unprepared to handle any kind of problem. If you're thinking of buying a watch from Watchmaxx, think again. You'll regret it.

I've had a pretty rough experience with WatchMaxx. I ordered three watches from them over a period of five months, and each time I provided all the necessary information, including my credit card details, name, address, and the model number of the watch. Every time, the watch was advertised as being in stock and available for shipping.

However, when the shipping date came for the first watch, I was disappointed to find out that it had not been shipped. I contacted WatchMaxx to inquire about the delay, but they didn't give me a clear answer. I waited for weeks, but the watch never arrived. I eventually cancelled my order, concerned that the company was making interest off my credit card payments without delivering the watch.

The second watch was no better. I paid for it, and WatchMaxx confirmed my order and a shipment date. However, when the shipment date arrived, the watch was not shipped, and I was told that it was no longer in stock. This was after the company had advertised the watch as being in stock and available for immediate shipping. I felt like I had been lied to.

The third watch was a beautiful Omega chronograph, and I was excited to receive it. However, on the last day of the shipping window, I still hadn't heard anything from WatchMaxx about the watch being shipped. I contacted them, but the person I talked to couldn't give me a clear answer. I was promised a response by the end of the day, but when I called back, I was met with rudeness and dismissiveness.

To make matters worse, I received two contradictory emails from WatchMaxx. One said that the shipping window had been postponed for a month, while the other said that there was no expected delivery date. This was despite the fact that the watch was advertised as being in stock and ready for shipping on the company's website.

Overall, my experience with WatchMaxx was extremely disappointing. I feel like the company is dishonest and engages in fraudulent practices by promising to deliver watches that it doesn't actually have in stock. I would not recommend buying watches from WatchMaxx, and I would be happy to testify against them in court.

I would strongly advise against purchasing from this vendor due to several issues with product quality, unclear terms and conditions, and extremely poor customer service. I have been trying to resolve an issue with a watch I purchased since June, and it is now December. Initially, I noticed that the watch arrived with a broken box and appeared to be slightly used, but I decided to keep it since it seemed to be functioning properly upon inspection. However, it soon became clear that the watch was not working correctly. When I contacted the vendor to request a refund and return label, they responded by stating that the watch needed to be exposed to light for a certain amount of time to charge, which I was already aware of. I reiterated my request for a refund and return label, but they continued to ask if the watch was in the same condition as when I received it, despite me already providing this information in my initial email. This back-and-forth continued, with the vendor failing to address my concerns and questions. Frustrated, I expressed my dissatisfaction and threatened to report them, leave negative reviews, and file a fraudulent credit card claim. Surprisingly, they finally provided return instructions, but did not address my other issues. I sent the watch back as instructed, but have not received any communication from the vendor since then. They have both my money and the watch, and despite claiming to authorize the return and refund, they have not followed through. I reached out to them multiple times via email, but received no response. I then called their customer service, but was told that they could not refund the money due to a credit card dispute that had already been resolved. Feeling helpless, I contacted my credit card company again and reopened the dispute. In their response, the vendor changed their stance and stated that they would not refund my money, but would instead repair the watch under warranty and send it back to me. This was the first time they mentioned a repair option, and it was not what I wanted or agreed to. My credit card company closed the dispute as resolved based on this response. I gave the vendor additional time to fix the watch and send it back, but have not heard anything from them. I recently sent another email requesting an update on the refund or repair status, but have not received a response. This whole experience has been incredibly frustrating, and the lack of communication and resolution from the vendor is unacceptable.

So, I had a bit of a rough time with WatchMaxx. I ordered a watch from them, and it took them two whole months to cancel my order. When I finally called to see what was going on, they told me there was some kind of technical issue that caused the cancellation. I was pretty frustrated, but I figured they would at least match the price of my initial order. Nope! They refused to do that, which was pretty disappointing.

But honestly, the worst part of the whole experience was how rude and disrespectful they were to me on the phone. I was just trying to figure out what was going on with my order, and the person I was speaking with was really aggressive and confrontational. When I asked to speak with a manager, I was shocked to learn that the guy I was talking to was actually the owner of the company! His name is Eli Hoffman, and let me tell you, he was not a pleasant person to deal with.

All in all, I would definitely not recommend buying expensive or luxurious products from WatchMaxx. They clearly don't care about their customers, and they're not willing to go above and beyond to make things right when something goes wrong. Save yourself the hassle and find a different retailer to buy from.

I recently purchased a watch from WatchMaxx and I have to say, it was a quick and easy process. However, when I received the watch, I noticed that it was missing a pin that attached to the clasp. This was a bit of a disappointment as I had to go to a watch specialist to fix the issue. It's important to note that because of this issue, the watch did not securely fit in the box and arrived on the side of the box. Additionally, the band did not look new and appeared to have been handled during transportation.

Furthermore, I found the packaging to be quite sloppy. I would highly recommend taking a closer look at the packaging when you purchase your watch. It's important to take photos of how the watch was received and the packaging it came in. If you remove anything from the packaging, you may not be able to make a return.

Despite these issues, I am happy with my purchase from WatchMaxx. The watch itself is of high quality and looks great on my wrist. However, I do wish that the packaging and transportation of the watch could have been better. Overall, I would recommend WatchMaxx to anyone looking for a quality watch, but just be sure to inspect the packaging and watch carefully upon arrival.

I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed with my experience with WatchMaxx. I mean, I ordered a watch back in December and was told it would arrive sometime between late December and mid-January. Seemed like a reasonable timeframe, especially since the watch was in current production. But then, come mid-January, I get a notification that my order couldn't be fulfilled. What the heck, man? I was counting on that watch!

Honestly, it's hard not to feel like I got scammed. I mean, the site showed my order as confirmed and my payment was charged, so what gives? It's not like I was trying to order some rare, hard-to-find watch or anything. This was a pretty standard model, so I don't understand why they couldn't fulfill the order. And to make matters worse, it took them over a month to even let me know that they couldn't fulfill it. That's just plain rude.

I've seen a lot of positive reviews for WatchMaxx, but now I can't help but wonder if they're all legit. I mean, maybe they're just trying to drum up business with some fancy marketing scheme. Who knows? All I know is that I wasted a bunch of time waiting for a watch that never came, and now I'm out the money I spent on it. Not cool, WatchMaxx. Not cool at all.

I got my watch from Watchmaxx today, and I gotta say, I'm pretty bummed out. My buddy Francisco brought it all the way from the States to Chile for me, and it's not working right. The minute and hour counters are all messed up when you turn the crown - they only work in position 1 or 2, not both. I took it to a store to get the band resized and asked about the problem, and the guy there said I should take it to a service center because it's clearly not working right.

So tomorrow, I'm gonna take it to the local Longines service center here in Chile like the instructions book says. But honestly, I'm not feeling too great about Watchmaxx right now. This might be the first and last time I buy from them.

I recently made a purchase from WatchMaxx, an online retailer that specializes in luxury watches. I was excited to receive my Bell and Ross wrist watch, but unfortunately, the watch bands did not fit properly. I reached out to their customer service department to inquire about purchasing individual watch bands, but was informed that they do not sell them separately.

Feeling frustrated, I decided to call WatchMaxx directly to see if there was anything they could do to help me. I spoke with a representative named Sal, who asked me to send them an image of the watch with a measuring device included as a reference. I did as he requested, and was informed that they would forward the image to their supplier.

After waiting for some time without any updates, I decided to call WatchMaxx again to follow up on my request. Unfortunately, I was told that there was nothing they could do to help me and that I was out of luck. I couldn't help but feel disappointed and frustrated, especially considering the amount of money I had spent on the watch.

I couldn't help but wonder, if you're paying a premium price for a luxury watch, shouldn't you expect it to fit properly? While I understand that WatchMaxx may not sell individual watch bands, I was disappointed by their lack of effort to help me find a solution. Overall, I was disappointed with my experience with WatchMaxx and would hesitate to make another purchase from them in the future.

WatchMaxx is a great place to buy watches. They have a wide selection of watches at great prices. I recently purchased a watch from them and it was exactly what I ordered. The watch looks completely authentic, but it did not come with any of the paperwork other than the owners manual. This was a bit of a disappointment, as I was expecting to receive a warranty card and a COSC certificate.

I contacted WatchMaxx about this and they said that they would send me the COSC certificate. However, they also informed me that I would need to purchase the warranty card for an additional $150. This was a bit of a surprise, as I was not expecting to have to pay extra for the warranty card. I understand that the warranty card is important, but I feel that it should have been included in the purchase price.

Even if I do receive the COSC certificate and purchase the warranty card, I still feel that I need to send the watch in to Breitling to be absolutely sure of its authenticity. This is going to be an additional expense, and it is something that I was not expecting to have to do.

When spending this kind of money on a watch, missing paperwork sends up a red flag. There are many other gray market sellers that will include the paperwork with the AD info blocked out so as to assure the customer of its authenticity. I feel that WatchMaxx could do a better job of including all of the necessary paperwork with their watches.

Overall, I am happy with my purchase from WatchMaxx. The watch is great and the price was right. However, the missing paperwork is a bit of a concern. If you are considering purchasing a watch from WatchMaxx, be sure to ask about the paperwork before making your purchase.

I recently purchased a Cartier watch from watchmaxx.com and unfortunately, I was not satisfied with my experience. When I received the watch, I noticed that the box was dented and some of the paperwork was missing. Additionally, the watch did not have the accurate brand new stickers on it, which made me question whether it was a refurbished watch.

To make matters worse, the watch did not hold time properly, which was a major disappointment. When I called customer service to request a refund, I was met with an aggressive attitude and felt like I was getting the run around. I was fearful that I would not receive my money back, so I had to involve my lawyer and send a letter to ensure that I received my refund.

Throughout the process, I felt like I was being treated in a very condescending and rude manner. The customer service representatives were not helpful and could not give me a clear timeline for when I would receive my refund. Overall, I was extremely dissatisfied with my buying experience and would not recommend watchmaxx.com to anyone.

In conclusion, if you are looking to purchase a watch, I would suggest looking elsewhere. The lack of professionalism and poor customer service at watchmaxx.com left a bad taste in my mouth and I will not be doing business with them again.

I recently purchased a watch from WatchMaxx and unfortunately, I have some concerns about the authenticity and quality of the product. Firstly, the bracelet on the watch seems to have been swapped at some point and it doesn't fit well with the watch. Additionally, there are two different springs holding the bracelet on which makes me question if it's a genuine Breitling bracelet.

Furthermore, there is something loose inside the watch which causes a loud rattling noise. This is usually a sign of a fake watch, but it's possible that the watch was damaged during shipping from Russia. When I asked about the watch's origin, I was told that it would be shipped from New York which led me to believe that it was from the US.

I have attempted to contact WatchMaxx multiple times via email, but have not received any responses. This lack of communication is frustrating and concerning. I am now forced to have a full inspection on the watch to determine its authenticity and quality. Depending on the results, I may have to take legal action.

Overall, I am disappointed with my experience with WatchMaxx and would caution others to be wary when purchasing from this website. It's important to thoroughly research and verify the authenticity of any luxury item before making a purchase.

I bought a Breitling Avenger Hurricane from WatchMaxx for $4900. They said it was brand new and real. But when I got it, there was no warranty from the manufacturer and no card to prove it was real. I tried to register it on Breitling's website with the model and serial number, but it said it wasn't in their system. How can it be real if it's not in their system? I found a problem with it right away - the chronograph wasn't working right. I made a video showing the problem and sent it to WatchMaxx. They said I could return it and gave me a label to send it back. I checked the tracking and saw that they got it on May 6th. Since then, I've been calling them EVERY DAY to get my money back. Every time I call, they give me a different excuse. It's May 19th now and I still haven't gotten my refund. I don't recommend watchmaxx.com.

I recently had an experience with WatchMaxx that left me feeling frustrated and disappointed. Firstly, I was never asked about insurance for my purchase, which seemed odd to me. Secondly, despite paying for next day shipping and signature required, no one I know signed for the watch when it was delivered. In fact, I received the watch from a third party who found the package. I consider myself lucky to have even received it at all.

To make matters worse, the customer service I received was rude and unhelpful. When I returned the merchandise due to the box being opened, I had to pay to return the open box merchandise and was charged an additional $50 on top of everything else. This little shopping spree ended up costing me a total of $70, which is almost 20% of the cost of the watch itself.

While I understand that mistakes can happen, the lack of professionalism and poor customer service I experienced was unacceptable. It's frustrating to spend so much money on a product only to have such a negative experience with the company selling it. I hope that WatchMaxx can improve their processes and customer service in the future, as I would hate for anyone else to have to go through what I did.

Despite all of this, I will say that I did save on shipping and insurance fees, and WatchMaxx did make a profit from processing my order. However, the taxes that I was charged were never returned, which only added to my frustration. Overall, I would not recommend WatchMaxx based on my experience.

I bought a Watch from Watch Maxx . Order #*** . I received the watch yesterday evening (August *** ) and found that the watch price has dropped down from $525 to $485 . On my calling the Company they refused to honor the price drop . This is not acceptable .

So i purchased a watch from watchmaxx and they sent me the wrong watch so obviously i have to return it, i paid the return shipping because it's their policy that if you purchase something and decides to return it you have to pay for the return which i clearly understand but since they sent me the wrong item i think it is my right to get that money that i spent on the return shipping.

On Tuesday, November , I placed an online order for a Tag Heurer Carrera Calibre 5 39mm Watch with a black dial for $1,895. The watch was shipped and delivered in an efficient manner. Upon opening the package on Monday, November , I discovered that the watch had a grey/silver dial and not the black dial watch that I purchased I immediately contacted the company via email to advise them that I received the wrong package. I sent Watchmaxx numerous pictures of the back of the watch and serial number. They advised that the serial number did not match any of the inventory in their system and they claimed that the serial number on the watch I sent them matched a different watch from Tag and not the one that they sent me. I then sent them pictures of the boxes the watch came in as well as pictures of the tags (still on the watch) and receipt that was included in the package. I did not receive a response from the company. After two weeks of follows up, I reached back out to the company and advised them that I would like to return the watch that was incorrectly sent to me as it was not what I purchased. I was informed that they would not accept the return because it was not what they think they sent me. This is unacceptable. Watchmaxx sent me the incorrect watch whether or not their records indicate that. The watch came from their company, has all the tags still on the watch, receipts are included, etc. The error is on Watchmaxx and it should be corrected.

These people are a total scam with the military. I had sold--then purchased a watch from them (around the same time), and they will tell you that shipping to APO/AP addresses are taking extraordinary amounts of time and yet I've proven this to be 100% absolutely false. I've discovered they are holding onto client's money in order to earn as much interest as possible before releasing either money (for purchasing) or to send off a purchase. My purchase was made (with credit card charged) on October. Their site "guaranteed delivery by Oct "). Today it is Nov and still no package! They will even scam as far as to print *** labels that when tracked, indicate the package has NOT BEEN SHIPPED and is still at the business! 1) I've verified they had not sent the package as of *** October (yet stating it was supposed to arrive NLT *** Oct--which had passed). 2) I ordered merchandise from a competitor also in Brooklyn (Watchingo), and received my order within 5 business days! (ordered Oct ). I've called/complained as to why still no package, only to be told by their scripted response _"it's not us--it's the ***" when I know for a fact this isn't to be true. As an active duty military member I've written the NY AG a complaint due to their corrupt business practices and have been notified I should be hearing something soon. Once this company sees you're from and APO/FPO address, they use it as a scam to hold onto either funds, or merchandise, and it's downright criminal to do this to our hard working military who sacrifice so much to begin with. My post office has verified that the package is STILL waiting to be sent (did I mention they print labels w/tracking numbers only to hold onto the items--cash or merch). They took 2.5 MONTHS to settle sending me a measly $400.00, stating they never received the watch I had sent, despite my P.O. verifying it had been delivered via *** GPS system! THESE PEOPLE ARE A SCAM---AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MILITARY MEMBERS ! Please assist---