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: Got one... It does come with an indpendent
: warranty. Probably not worse than Omega USA
: based on the complaints aired on this forum.
: Comes with all documents, serial numbers
: etc. As Mr Zigler states Costco has and iron
: clad return and exchange policy for all
: merchandise. I would expect no less
: regarding watches but I don't have any
: experience with returning my watch.
: I've had worse experiences with authorized
: dealers of other watches...for what it is
: worth
Interesting, I'll have to check out my local Costco here in town to see if they can get Omega. I never saw any Omega models there but I will ask them if they can bring any in. I did see a few Raymond Weil auto watches there for about $600 and a few quartz models for $200. Not a bad deal.
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