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Shocking. Ordered a watch and got sent a different make. They didn’t even bother changing the brand name or anything. It’s a Scottie no:9570. I googled it and the first thing that pops up is links to Alibaba where they clearly got it from and it cost 6,68GBP. They’re just ignoring my emails.
I bought 3 rings to give as presents to my wife and daugther last Christmas. All of them unfortunately wore out in just a few weeks. Both the gold-like plating and silver-like plating are worn out and the ring color is therefore uneven. This is very disappointing.
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