Yeah, that's not normal. I have about 11 watches - 5-6 Fossil, the rest licensed brands Fossil makes, and they all run strong. Batteries do die, especially if there are a lot of features. But, replacings batteries is a snap.
Ihave a fossil watch and about a year later it does not work even when batteries were replaced Guess I will have to use their 11 year warranty huh? wonder how well this will work and how lkong it will take ? They say they will fix, replace/with same or one of equal or higher value. Anyone out there used this warranty if so what happened?
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rafa @ Sep 28th 2006 10:12AM
the only worrisome thing is that fossil watches tend to die after about a year.
Jrdpa @ Sep 28th 2006 11:29AM
Uhm I don't know what you do to your Fossil watches, but I've had mine since 1998 and still wear it every day. It works just as well as it always has!
Jacob @ Sep 29th 2006 3:34PM
Yeah, that's not normal. I have about 11 watches - 5-6 Fossil, the rest licensed brands Fossil makes, and they all run strong. Batteries do die, especially if there are a lot of features. But, replacings batteries is a snap.
Dennis @ Feb 7th 2007 4:16PM
Ihave a fossil watch and about a year later it does not work even when batteries were replaced Guess I will have to use their 11 year warranty huh? wonder how well this will work and how lkong it will take ? They say they will fix, replace/with same or one of equal or higher value. Anyone out there used this warranty if so what happened?