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: Wondering if there is a sure way to read Omega
: SMP serial #'s, ie: (date manufactured,
Not really. the numbers are not coded and are not completely sequential. So only OMEGA can look up the details.
: Question 2: $550 shipped in CONUS, fair for a
: Bond SMP model: 2531.80, No Box/manuals,
: only minor scratches, and a broken clasp???
No idea what a CONUS is.
That price actually sounds alarmingly cheap. Make sure it is not a fake and it is in good condition -- when a price is unbelievably low, you might be getting less that you bargained for.
A broken clasp is trivial -- it can be replaced for about $80 for the part.
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