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Hi,
Thank you in advance to provide your opinions/advice about my following purchase. I bought an Omega Constellation Mens Watch 1202.10 from Jomashop.Com, an on-line dealer located in New York. There is an 8 digital serial number on the back of the watch. However, the package didn't include the Chronometer Certificate card and the PICTOGRAMS card. When my brother bought the exactly same type of Omega watch from the Overstock.Com last year, these two cards with Omega sign were in his package. Now, I am concerning about the authenticity of my watch. I would buy the watch from the Overstock.Com if the company had it in stock. Are those two cards important? Have any one purchased watch from the Jomashop.Com? What was your experience with the company?
Thanks again,
Ling
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