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Re: Your advice needed (long)

In Response To: Your advice needed (long) *PIC* ()

Don't know if it helps, but the first thing I did when I purchased an Omega on ebay (an older one) was take it to an Omega dealer and asked him to open it and got the number off of the movement. Then I emailed the movement number and the watch serial number to Omega and they were able to tell me if that particular movement was put in that watch.

Check with others on this forum before you actually do this because I think sometimes they keep the watch if it is not an original. Though that might only happen when you send it to the factory.

Hope that helps.