I have water condensation in the face of a brand new (bought from an ebay watch store) bulova water resistant (up to 100m - it says 100m on watch face) women's marine star watch. what are my options? should i return watch to seller or send it off to bulova? or?? love this watch and don't want to part with it.

If you have registered your watch with the maker, then it is bes to send it to them (talk to them about it first- go to Boluva.com and look for service centers).


The seller would probably just send it off anyway and increase the delay time to gettingit back.

All work should be done by one of their service centers or an authorised dealer, in order that the warranty is not affected.

With a cheap watch the answer would be to remove the back and put it in a warm dry place for a day or so but as yours is not in that catagory, I would not advise any DIY methods.

I know its' a pain to loose your watch for a time but only accredited service agents can guarantee the water resistance it a watch is opened.