The thing is that my trusted dealer, InTime06, arranged for another shipment for me when my Omega 007 VSF edition was seized by the German customs... But when my Rolex GMT2 arrived (with mechanical faults) I've sent it back to China, exactly how InTime06 instructed me to do so. The thing is, that according to the Global Track & Trace, the shipment-import has been terminated (status cancelled) since 6th of December , and I do not know now, If I will see the watch back again or the Chinese customs seized and destroyed? And if so, will my TD be so kind enough to send me another shipment on his expense?
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RWI Recommendation: DO NOT RETURN YOUR WATCH TO CHINA - A caution to the wind
- Thread starter mclarendude
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If the watch gets seized when YOU ship it back then the TD will NOT send you another watch at their expense (you take the risk). If the watch would have been seized coming into your country then the TD would ship you another watch at their expense.
So, I was lucky enough to find out now that the watch (as it arrived), left now GuangZhou and last city passed was Shanghai... I'm now thinking, if when its going to be in my possession again should I take it to a high end dealer (where they sell second hand Rolexes) and ask for a watch service or should I go to the watch smith that sells also replicas to do a full service, repair on it? 
never thought of it that way ,i get it , you just have to look at things a bit different , thanks . getting thereMembers, while this has been said for years, it begs to be refreshed.
RWI fully recommends that you DO NOT SEND YOUR WATCHES BACK TO A TD.
If your watch is broken, the wrong watch, or anything, I suggest the following:
We must understand that TD's are taking enough risks shipping the watch to us. These are counterfeit items that are illegal in China. Most possibly, the return shipping could heighten the risk on their end and your watch could be lost. It could also take months for them to finally get your watch.
- If it is broken, we have a whole section of trusted Watchmakers section here: https://forum.replica-watch.info/forums/watchmakers-and-horologists.238/
- If it is broken, ask your TD if they have a watchmaker in your area or somewhere that is not in China. Some of our TD's have partners in EU and US.
- If it is the wrong watch, sell it on the M2M to recoup your funds. There is a huge chance that the watch you got is a watch someone else is searching for.
- Ask your TD for a discount or credit on your next order.
I understand the human aspect of this whole situation you might be in. You might be new to the rep world and you're fucking excited to get a rep to show off to your watch to your social circle, maybe its a mental fable too. Could be a societal and mental fable you've concocted and you feel powerless about making it a reality now.
But, like with anything in life, you MUST take a step back and re-think these situations. The only thing RWI asks you is to read and ask questions. We have tons of data in here that can answer your questions, if you don't find an answer? ASK.
jetspeed out.
But when they returned your watch you didn't had to show the people at the customs an invoice or any other document to justify the value of the imported good for to pay the import taxes? Just asking, because my watch just returned the previous day to my home country and now they want to see the invoice or any other proof for the tax value - watch toy for repair - 10$
That’s a bummer. Your watch is seized. If I were you, I probably wouldn’t respond.
Members, while this has been said for years, it begs to be refreshed.
RWI fully recommends that you DO NOT SEND YOUR WATCHES BACK TO A TD.
If your watch is broken, the wrong watch, or anything, I suggest the following:
We must understand that TD's are taking enough risks shipping the watch to us. These are counterfeit items that are illegal in China. Most possibly, the return shipping could heighten the risk on their end and your watch could be lost. It could also take months for them to finally get your watch.
- If it is broken, we have a whole section of trusted Watchmakers section here: https://forum.replica-watch.info/forums/watchmakers-and-horologists.238/
- If it is broken, ask your TD if they have a watchmaker in your area or somewhere that is not in China. Some of our TD's have partners in EU and US.
- If it is the wrong watch, sell it on the M2M to recoup your funds. There is a huge chance that the watch you got is a watch someone else is searching for.
- Ask your TD for a discount or credit on your next order.
I understand the human aspect of this whole situation you might be in. You might be new to the rep world and you're fucking excited to get a rep to show off to your watch to your social circle, maybe its a mental fable too. Could be a societal and mental fable you've concocted and you feel powerless about making it a reality now.
But, like with anything in life, you MUST take a step back and re-think these situations. The only thing RWI asks you is to read and ask questions. We have tons of data in here that can answer your questions, if you don't find an answer? ASK.
jetspeed out.
One other shitty case scenario, your watch arrives in short time in China but they do not pick up the package from the customs, then the Chinese ships the package back, return it back to you, and when it finally, after many months of waiting it has finally arrived in your country, then your national customs are asking you for the invoice of the watch, package