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Hi,
In different forums I have read about how Omegawatches are just products made by a big marketing departement, how the steel is cheap, soft and easy to scratch and many other not so positive things. I was just in the process of buying a black SMP, I love the look of it. I want a watch that I can wear a lot, and for a LONG time. After reading this different postings, I'm not so sure if I should buy an Omega anymore. Could You Omega owners help me here? Do you think it's a good idea investing in this watch?
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