...where are the warranty cards? The red ones that come in the white leatherette holder. It is empty. My guess, on purpose. My order was through Amazon, not Watchmaxx whatever that is, but I suspect the warranty cards will be missing regardless of who it is from. Upon making enquires, I have been informed that it is a two year warranty through Amazon's own version of such - so you are basically saving money by chancing it with this. There is also no 'red dot' on the back of the watch case which apparently means it has been opened but I have been told by Amazon that this is because it has been "checked by them". The red dot is part of the 'collection' thing and resale drops without it so keep this in mind. I at first thought I may have purchased a re-comissioned watch which would have probably served me right for trying to save a few bucks ($1000) by buying on here. Despite/regardless of these issues, the watch is beautiful. It wears a little small in comparison to today's mens watches (it is 42 diametre, not 39.8 as they list here but it is fairly thin). I purchased this watch primarily due to it's NASA connection but also for it's understated design. I have wanted this watch for 25 years but have never been able to justify the price until now. If you are an avid 'space nut' this is *the* watch to have as part of your collection. Just don't expect it to be chunky, waterproof, scratch resistant or keep good time. But lets face it, you are basically buying this watch because of the "Flight qualified by Nasa" copy on the back. God I am a geek.