PrincetonWatches

Duplicate photographs for different G Shock models. Ordered and was charged for photograph of choice-ship totally wrong watch. After discussing their duplication of product pictures which resulted in wrong watch... admitted their error. They agreed to ship correct watch, apologizing for their error. Later advised they would charge additional $30 watch for correct watch! No customer service whatsover. Never do business with Princeton Watches. They admit error but insist on charging additional...

I bought a watch for my sister, when she called them to check status on the order they started to tell her that the credit card is not good in some other bull$#*!, so i contact my bank in credit card company they told me that everything is ok with the card, but Princeton told me that i can pay only by money order, i decided to cancel this order, my father went to reorder the same item in they started with the same bull$#*! until he connected with a 3 way call to the credit card company so Princeton got no choice in they must to send out the order, what a crap company you are, shame on you,

"RIP OFF! DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS COMPANY! I paid an extra 15.00 to have overnight service - which it did come the next day. I found out that my son who is serving in the US Military could not have that watch so I unfortunately had to send it back. It cost 6.95 to send it back 2 day priority mail with insurance of 250.00. Princeton Watches did credit my credit card for the purchase MINUS 25.00 which they claim is what they spend to ship a watch to the customer. SO THEY ARE TRYING TO TELL ME IT COST 40.00 TO SEND THE WATCH ( I PAID THE 15.00 EXTRA) WHAT A BUNCH OF BULL SH**)
THEY ARE JUST POCKETING THE EXTRA MONEY! WILL NEVER ORDER FROM AND THIS IS A WARNING FOR ALL ** BAD COMPANY ** DO NOT ORDER FROM! When I called to complain their response was "TOO BAD - SO SAD"" that is the way it is. "

"Defective Product. I purchase a watch with a butterfly clasp, From the start the clasp kept popping open so I assumed the band was too tight, now I had it loosed and I lost weight but it still pops open. Upon closer examination it appear that there is somethign defective in the clasp holder it it will not stay shut. I reached out to Princeton Watches since they clearly sent me I defective product but they essentially told me too bad. STAY AWAY BE WARNED"

BUYER BEWARE Princeton Watches Return Policy was not properly advertised on its web site. In addition they advertised a free stainless steel pen with the watch I purchased with a retail value of $60 and I never even received it. I purchased a watch from Princeton and it immediately fogged up and was serviceable. Since it was a birthday gift, and I had put it on ONLY long enough to make it fog up, they said it was "USED" and I would have to return it to Reactor. (The watch manufacturer). Who would advocate this return policy? Who would actually sell you a piece of defective merchandise and then tell you it cannot be returned because it was "used", albeit while you found out it was defective? When told I couldn't return it I asked for a store credit and was denied that also. AE YOU KIDDING ME! No way would I ever do business with this company again and buyer beware!