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OMEGA website has lots of little mistakes
In Response To: Re: .37 has BROWN strap, .31 has BLACK strap ()

: On the Omega website both models are shown on
: the brown strap. I guess they made a
: mistake. Take a look!

Especially on models wher ethe difference is a strap or clasp, theu will often be shown with the exact same picture and no indication in the description.

Also, the OMEGA web team is getting sloppy on letting spelling and factual errors through. Found one page that refers to Pierce Brosnan's THREE Bond movies (when there are actually four). Found another where a link for LADIES models took you to a page that said Ladies, but showed Gents models. And all through Basel, their Press Corner page has a huge 500 Server Internal Error in the middle of it.

I report these from time to time. Their webmaster is usually pretty responsive, though they have done nothing about the several models that appear identical except for the model number. But it is shameful that CUSTOMERS have to report the numerous errors and omissions on the site.

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