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I think omega give 3 years now.
I too bought my watch from the net,has all serial numbers and all boxes papers.I got like 40% off list,I think.It was out of state,thus no sales tax.They overnighted it in perfect shape for $25.
It's a gamble,but the seller is reputable and gives a 3 year warrentee.
Works for me!
Keith's source is known to me and IS top notch if you don't want to gamble.You can't go wrong with his dealer,though it may cost a bit more.
A choice only the buyer can decide on.
mikey
: Generally an Internet seller will give you the
: watch for 35% off list, however choose one
: that can provide any service on it, because
: the watch will not be serviced by Omega at
: that price.

: You can sometimes even get 40% off list if the
: model is 2 or more years old despite being
: new in the box. Ask the seller privately for
: such an aggressive "cash" price
: and you'll often get it.

: Don't worry when hearing horror stories about
: serial numbers filed off, and so fourth.
: Just pick a seller who's been around a
: while, has a physical address (not a PO box)
: and will service what they sell.

: Omega dealers generally discount from 15% to
: 25% off list and include the warrantee.
: Considering an Omega rarely needs any
: service the first few years, buying from a
: Dealer is a waste of money.

: This is not true with more rare and complicated
: swiss watches, but let's face it, Omega is a
: mass produced just like Rolex. So paying a
: Dealer a few hundred dollars is quite
: pointless.