Order Confirmed
We confirm the model, configuration and payment details. If the watch needs to be sourced, preparation time begins here.
Once your watch has completed the pre-shipment check, it is packed for transit and dispatched with tracking where available. This page explains the process, expected timing and what to do if a shipment takes longer than expected.
The individual watch is reviewed before it is packed and handed to the carrier.
The watch is packed to limit movement and protect the case, crystal and bracelet during transit.
Tracking details are sent after dispatch once the carrier record becomes active.
If a shipment stalls or shows an unusual scan, contact us with the order number so we can review it.
Shipping starts after the watch is ready. The exact timing depends on whether the model is already available or needs to be sourced first.
We confirm the model, configuration and payment details. If the watch needs to be sourced, preparation time begins here.
The individual watch is reviewed for condition, visible alignment and the functions relevant to that reference.
The watch is secured inside protective packaging so it does not move unnecessarily inside the parcel during handling.
Once the shipment is handed over and tracking becomes available, the details are sent to the contact information used for the order.
These are general estimates, not guaranteed arrival dates. Carrier delays, weekends, customs processing and destination can change the final delivery time.
| Destination | Typical Transit Estimate | Tracking | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Approx. 5–12 business days after dispatch | Provided when available | Timing can vary by carrier and final-mile handoff. |
| Canada | Approx. 7–15 business days after dispatch | Provided when available | Customs processing can add time. |
| United Kingdom & Europe | Approx. 7–16 business days after dispatch | Provided when available | Local import procedures vary by destination. |
| Australia & New Zealand | Approx. 8–18 business days after dispatch | Provided when available | Long-distance transit and customs may affect timing. |
| Other Destinations | Quoted or estimated when the order is confirmed | Depends on carrier | Ask before ordering if delivery timing is important. |
Packaging is designed around protecting the watch rather than presentation. The outer parcel is kept plain, while the watch itself is secured to reduce movement during transit.
Protective wrapping: helps prevent rubbing against the case, crystal and bracelet.
Internal support: limits unnecessary movement inside the parcel.
Plain exterior: no unnecessary product branding on the outside of the parcel.
International shipments may be inspected, delayed, assessed for duties or taxes, refused, returned or otherwise affected by local customs authorities.
Customers are responsible for understanding the import rules that apply in their country or region before ordering.
The questions that usually come up after QC and before the package reaches the door.
Tracking is sent after dispatch once the carrier record is available. Some labels are created before the first physical scan, so the status may not update immediately.
Tracking can pause between carrier handoffs, weekends or customs processing. A short gap in scans does not always mean the parcel is lost.
Contact us as soon as possible. An address can usually be corrected before dispatch, but changes may not be possible after the parcel has been handed to the carrier.
Photograph the parcel and the watch before discarding the packaging. Contact us promptly with the order number and clear photos so the issue can be reviewed.
No. Delivery windows are estimates because carrier networks, destination processing and customs can change the timing after dispatch.
Message us with your order number and tracking number, if available. That gives us enough information to check the correct shipment.
Send the model you are looking at and your destination. For an existing order, include the order number so we can identify the shipment quickly.