About two years ago, I purchased a watch directly from this store. My line of work is very physical so I don't wear my watch every day-- in two years, I've only worn it a handful of times, so it stayed in very good condition. For some reason, the watch stopped keeping time, so I brought it back to this store and was told there was an issue with the pin. When I arrived, I was told to wait in the service area. Four other customers came in after me and were all served before me. Mr Hernandez, approached me in a rude and unprofessional manner. Then he told me what was wrong with the watch without even consulting any microscopes or any other tools. As an experienced watch owner, this is the first time I've ever brought a watch in for a repair that was evaluated without any tools, so I was already wary of what I was being told. Mr Hernandez left and said he was going to get back to me in three days. Six weeks later, I get contacted by Mr Hernandez telling me that my parts are not under warrantee and he quoted me ~$1100 for the repair. I was skeptical of the quote, so I went to the store manager Anthony (who I actually purchased the watch from), and he was willing to help me and gave me a new quote for $400. Six days later, I get a call from Mr Hernandez saying that Anthony BELITTLED his quote and that the repair price is really $1100. I called back Mr Hernandez questioning how I could get a different quote with each conversation, and he cowardly and rudely hung up on me when the conversation stopped going his way. He also stopped answering my phone calls after that. As a business owner, if one of my employees hung up the phone on one of my customers I would immediately terminate them. Being the head man in charge of repairs, how could he get away with that?? On my was out of that store I was also told by his associates that this is not unusual behavior for him. After this, I was forced to drive 2 hours to the corporate HQ in CT to complain about my situation-- the watch is still not fixed at this point--thinking that they would stand behind their brand and rectify all of the nonsense I was dealing with. Corporate apologized for the behavior and quoted me a price of 980$. Now I had three different quotes from three different managers. In addition to this repair quote, they offered to throw in a 700$ leather wristband. I questioned them on this and asked if they could just take that off of the repair, and was told no, which didn't make sense to me. As of today, my watch is still not fixed and I totally resent doing business with Breitling. If I would have known it would be like this, I would have gone to Rolex. read more