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Brad,
I was just curious as to who gave you this info, particularly if it was a dealer.
To answer your question, no on both accounts. Neither Rolex nor Omega are "handmade," though some amount of hand-craftmanship goes into each watch. Also, it does not take a year to make a Rolex, probably much less than a day. Rolex production was approximately 900,000 watches in 1998, Omega produced about 600,000. If it took a year to make one, seems to me they must have started an awful long time ago...
Regards,
Mike
: I always hear how Rolexs are hand made and take
: a year to make one of them. I was just
: wonder if Omega's are hand made also.
: Thanks, Brad
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