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I talked to worldwatches already, they are out of stock for 4weeks++ :(
The best local Authorized dealer price is AU$2200. The Pacific Time price is approx AU$1580 + AU$56 Customs + 10% = AU$1795
I still think $405 is too much to pay for Manufacturer warranty esp when a repair costs Approx AU$250 to send to Omega Factory in Switzerland, I can send it twice and still be ok! Also a friend has had 3 Omega watches with no warranty claims at all.
Basically my main concern is 1st and formost Serial Number, then Manufacturer warranty.
But if I can get a Authorised dealer price that comes close to AU$1800 YOU GOT A DEAL! :D
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