Listen to Kev at 4.30, and as he says he's been in the business for 35 years (7 years ago), for someone in the watch business for 42 years he's learned very little. When he was selling the CX Swiss Military 20,000 Diver, one of his selling points was it was a Chronometer with COSC certification, something he'd never come across before in all his years in the business
, he then began a speel on the process the watches go though at COSC, holding the certificate to show the different stages, his speel was utter ********, party because he didn't understand what the results table in the certificate was showing and mostly because he doesn't know the process that COSC actually perform at their labs.
Kev's obviously never used a Weishi 1000 Timegrapher. (referring to the 4.30)
Kev just repeats stuff he's heard whether it's correct or complete ********.
If it's illegal to sell in any country outwith UK and USA, then how the hell are Traser selling it themselves in Australia? And as Ronzy says i've posted links from other countries in the past as well.
Traser P67 SuperDiver is a Swiss professional deep-sea Divers Watch to 500m/50atm because it has trigalight T25 self-illumination it is visible day & night.
traser.com.au
Because Tritium is a radioactive isotope, then obviously you can't just sell it willy nilly, and therefore subject to a country's regulations before it can be imported, as Traser's main markets have been the UK & USA (due to winning a US army contract years ago making them popular) then the necessary regulations/ licences are in place for the importation of T100 Tritium watches to these two countries. As Traser's popularity has increased over the years then distributors in other countries have obtained the necessary licence needed to import said watches into the country they wish to sell in.
