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Re: No answer/Omega
In Response To: No answer/Omega ()

: What am I doing wrong, I have sent 2 emails to
: the Omega service site requesting the
: chronometer certificate for my Seamaster.It
: is running at + 1.5 to 2.5 in 24 hr.Great!
: But I would like to see the paperwork just
: because I am told that it exists.
: What is the proper prosess for requesting this
: documentation? HELP

If it's been less than two weeks since you mailed them, be patient. Everytime someone here (or at TZ) talks about writing Omega and getting a CSOC or other documentation (and usually quick!), I'm betting they get flooded with emails. It's probably only a couple of people "manning the phone lines" as it were, and they're overwhelmed, most likely.

After the last major thread about getting the chronometer certificate, I emailed for two of my watches' certs, and it took about 12 days to get a response (which was very polite and told me my certs were in the mail).

Mark

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