Watch took 6 weeks to arrive and then…
Watch took 6 weeks to arrive and then it wasn't the one I ordered. I complained about my purchase, never got a reply and they deleted my account. Can't log in anymore.
15 April 2018
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Got a watch from them
Got a watch from them, that was broken.
Their CS does not exist. They reply after a while with some nonsensical. I don't believe that they speak english as it all comes from China.
DON'T by from them.
7 December 2017
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Wrist watch scam
edwatch.co.uk is a scam. I've just tried to buy a watch from this site and when I pressed send to pay, immediately my credit card company rang to say they were trying to make multiple transactions over £400 a time from my account. Beware.
12 November 2017
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