Suunto D3 Closeouts at West Marine in USA

DeepThought

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• Jun 22, 2006

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No body ever told me I need to register my mosquito for it to have warranty...
Am I waiting for a bad surprise the day it fails?

 

JustinF

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• Jun 22, 2006

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Yes, as far as I know you are.

 

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dave

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I dont know about the rest of the world, but in the UK, Suuntos warrenty service is outstanding. I have had 3 D3s replaced so far, no registration, no receipt, i even admitted putting non suunto batteries in them, all replaced by return of post
cheers
dave
www.spearo.co.uk

 

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jimqpublic

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Overnight email from Finland basically said warranty is from the date of purchase and that because my watch is older I will need keep a copy of the purchase receipt to prove the date. Edit- I was also able to complete the registration online.

Warranty registration is not required in USA (by law) but may be in other countries. It's still a good idea because they can contact you regarding any recalls or updates (like the current D9 recall).

So I'm happy now. Going to try it out tomorrow in the Pacific.

Jim

 

Last edited: Jun 22, 2006

BennyB

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dave said:

I dont know about the rest of the world, but in the UK, Suuntos warrenty service is outstanding.

Click to expand...

I'm about to test that service, have to send mine back because of incredibly strange readings on it's first ocean adventure (dives of 147m in 3 seconds at -87c deg temps :duh )

Dave - anything in particular I should/shouldn't mention on my cover letter to them? I have the receipt and the retailer told me to send in a copy of the receipt, not the original.

Cheers,
Ben