3rd Year Warranty on ROC
Thought I'd share the experience of getting the pressure test for the 3rd year warranty on my ROC. Shipping - After a lot of research here at TRF, I decided to send it USPS insured Registered Mail. Yeah, it took 5 days to get there and packing it with that old school brown tape was a pain but it was fully covered. I think it was about $42 all in. I double boxed the watch and sent the book with it. At Clearwater - AP called when they received it and emailed me a ticket#. I was technically 4 weeks past my 2yr mark but AP didn't seem to care. They gave me an estimate of 6 weeks to do the test. I thought that was a bit long, but wasn't concerned. They called yesterday to say it was done and to expect a Fedex today. It took them 3 weeks. The process was straight forward and they were professional.Back home - pic attached. I got the 3rd year stamp in my book and the watch is running great. Glad I got it done.

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