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Re: What's in the box?

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: Normally in the box they have The operation
: manual, the service network and the warranty
: card. That is all I know.

: One thing is everybody is making a lot of fuss
: by not having the warranty card (if they buy
: from grey market) But come to think about
: it, The warranty is last for 1 or 2 years
: and the watch itself last for ages. So in my
: opinion is, If you like the watch very much
: and the price is right and it is genuine
: watch, then without the warranty card is ok
: (only if you willing to pay for the repair).
: Same thing as when you buy a TV, they give you
: 3 years warranty but after 5 years the TV is
: still running.

: Anyway good luck for the purchase.

aren't people making more of a fuss with watches not having serial numbers than warranty cards as, I think, that Omega will not service a watch without a serial number no matter who's cost it is at.

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