spruceswamp

I was given a Swarovski Spotting Scope that still had the original warranty card and registration form in the box. I'm pretty sure the previous owner purchased it new but I do not have any original purchase receipt. It's less than a 10 year old model.

The warranty registration form says that a original purchase receipt from the authorized Swarovski dealer needs to accompany the registration form.

Does anybody know if I can still register it for the swaro warranty or if I should even worry about registering it? Without registering it, I wouldn't want to be ineligible for repair work should I ever need it. I guess I'm just looking for some advice. I don't have any plans on selling it or getting rid of it.

THANKS!!

Sheridan

Tell Swarovski; the best of them allow warranties to be transferable !


Tell us what they say ?

bugsNbows

I'd call them. They are noted as having superior customer service.

CalHunter

I bought a pair of Swarovski binos about 25 years ago and never registered them. About 15 years ago, the eyeguard came loose. I called Swarkovski and explained the issue to them. They gave me a repair order # and registered the binos to me without a hitch. I'll 2nd calling them. They gave me excellent service.