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Ordered a watch, it never arrived. Emails to the company are ignored. Now nearly 4 months and am giving up. Ordered the same watch off Amazon for slightly less and it arrived next day.
Appalling customer service.
Lovely little watch - only problem was that it took 2 months to arrive. Royal Mail error I think as it went "all round the houses" even though company had written my address correctly on original envelope!!
3 stars as no contact ever from company by email ref refund and so credit card company had to chase on my behalf.
So much admin for such a small item.
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