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I'm sure they will gladly fix it. I'll bet you have at least a one year warranty with them. Please, save your money and take advantage of them. (even if it takes a month)!
: Folks,
: Unfortunately (am I?), I got my Seamaster 120M from
: Ashford.com and the serial number was scratched away. Some
: said Omega and/or its authorized dealers will not service
: such watches. Some said they will do it for an additional
: fee. Any input?
: My watch has been running perfectly fine for about 10 weeks
: already. I am thinking where to get it overhauled locally
: in Houston in a few years or if it failed.
: Thanks, Sam
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