I want to make it clear that I am not interested in the standard response of emailing the company. I have already done that and it was not helpful. After having a bad experience at the Edinburgh store, I contacted the Sales Team through the website and still have not received a proper apology. On July 28th, I went to the Fraser Hart Edinburgh store with a Gucci watch that had a battery issue. I knew that the repair would cost money. After two weeks, the store called me and said that the repairs needed would cost over £500, including replacing the bracelet and fixing scratches on the glass. I was confused because the issue was just the battery. I asked for an itemized breakdown of the charges, but I never received it. A week later, I called the store and found out that my request had not been taken care of. The colleague understood my concerns and said he would send the watch to the local workshop for review. Another week went by and I got a call saying the watch was ready to be picked up. I asked about the warehouse, which was never done and apparently not an option. The communication at the Edinburgh store is seriously lacking. I spoke to four different people and each had a different story. I had to make at least three calls for every conversation because they had to check on things. It is unacceptable that their knowledge is lacking, especially considering the high price I paid for the watch. I’ve had better service at McDonald’s. When I escalated my complaint, it was described as a “slight miscommunication,” which is an understatement. Also, I was always aware that the repair would cost money, so I don’t appreciate them insinuating that I was trying to get something for free. They completely failed to read and understand my complaint about their poor communication. As a result, I have lost trust in Fraser Hart and had the watch repaired privately. There are better options out there for the same price, with companies that will respect your time and not take up hours of your day with phone calls.