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*Warranty does not cover "external damage" to the product.

The Warranty period is clearly stated on the product page and it ranges from a minimum of 1 Year up to 5 years. Whether it is warranty service or out of warranty we can help you with all your watch needs. With 10 years of service and over 40,000 customers served you can be sure we will be here for as long as you need us. And the average price of petrol at the big four supermarkets is only 1.5p lower than the UK average – less than half what it usually is which points heavily to them not playing fair with drivers.Watch Direct is an Authorised Retailer and only sells new and original watches. “In stark contrast to this RAC Fuel Watch data has shown margins to be around 17p a litre – a huge 10p more than normal. Supermarket diesel, however, only came down 1.4p to 178.56p which is 2p less than the UK average drop of 3.58p – diesel is also normally 3.5p cheaper at one of the big supermarkets.

The average price of unleaded at the big four supermarkets also fell nearly 7p (6.6p) a litre to 161.30p, but unusually this is only 1.5p lower than the UK average – normally it’s around 3.5p cheaper.

This means forecourts across the country should have been displaying prices around 152p given the long-term margin on unleaded is 7p a litre.” RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: “Despite September seeing the sixth biggest ever drop in the price of petrol drivers really should have seen a far bigger drop as the wholesale price of delivered petrol was around 120p for the whole month. This is 19p cheaper than its all-time high price of 199.09p recorded on 25 June leading to the cost of tank falling £10 (£10.41) to under £100 (£99.09) – something drivers haven’t seen since late May. Read more: UK is not in a recession, ONS confirmsĪ litre of diesel also reduced in September but only by 3.5p a litre, finishing the month at 180.16p.

This means that since unleaded peaked on 3 July at 191.53p almost 29p (28.64p) has come off a litre, a saving of nearly £16 on a full tank (£15.75). However, RAC said drivers should have seen a further 10p reduction had major retailers not upped their margins.Ī 55-litre petrol fill-up has now dropped below the £90 mark for the first time since the start of May. The average price of petrol fell by nearly 7p a litre (6.69p) to 162.89p last month – the sixth biggest monthly drop since 2000 – saving drivers more than £3.50 a tank. The big four supermarkets have been accused of refusing to pass on fuel savings to drivers despite petrol prices falling in September. RAC: Petrol at big four supermarkets now only 1.5p cheaper than the UK average.