AA Time - Good/Bad?

[Freddie von Rost]

My birthday is coming up and I think a Breitling Montbrilliant would do rather nicely.



Have just spotted www.aatime.com who appear to be very competitive. I appreciate that this may be because the watches will be without the UK or International guarantees but in the meantime my question to all fellow horology aficionados is: have you had any - good or bad - dealings with them?

The site seems very professional but there appears to be no shop or company address?

Help please.

[Dominic H]

If you are spending almost £2000 on a new watch, you want to be getting the manufacturers warranty.



The watch is listed 'Not Available'in the 2007 Catalogue, I'd definately want all the bells and whistles and maybe a bit more off.....D

Edited by Dominic H on Thursday 13th September 15:01

Edited by Dominic H on Thursday 13th September 16:30

[Don1]

Indeed. My Breitling came from tagdirect - there is a thread about them in this area.

[look@u]

You might well get very close to that price on the high street if you ask.
I got a very good discount in the high street,only £40 more than AA Time.

[Dominic H]

You have mail.....

[Freddie von Rost]

Thank you everybody.