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ace,
second hand sweeps smoothly = Auto
second hand jumps between each mark = Quartz.
No this isn't a defect, a surprising number of watches from lots of manufacturers will do this.
please check out the following link and read the first topic from a great site which will tell you everything you need to know about your Omega.
http://chronocentric.com/watches/troubleshooter.shtml
It is not unusual for a new luxury watch owner to scrutinize their watch to extremes and stress over any perceptible inconsistency they can find.
Craig (Glasgow, Scotland, UK)
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