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Re: Restortion of a SeMP - save to buy?

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: -is this a save deal?

Generally, I recommend avoiding a watch damaged like that. With such a watch, you are trusting that the repairs were done correctly. If the seller gives you no warranty, then the risk is entirely yours.

So make sure you are getting a sufficiently good deal on the watch to make that risk worthwile. Otherwise, why buy that one over a similar one that has never been damaged?

: -does new "loose" calibers also get
: COSC sertified?

If it is the SAME Omega caliber movement, then it is certified the same way the original was. That model should--if I an reading the model number right--have an Omega 1120 movement. So the replacement should be the exact same.

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