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: I realize this is one of the most dangerous
: ways to purchase an Omega,
So what. If you bought a bum product, you are still screwed for the money you spent. That's why it is dangerous to buy on eBay.
: but I am confident it is not counterfit
Oh? Based on what. Can you post a photo? We can help make sure it is the real thing.
: If need be, I will send it for repairs but I
: want to understand the problem first.
There is nothing to understand first. It is clearly broken. It will require a repair person to directly examine the watch to determine the actual problem.
Your only real choices are to try to get all or part of your money back from the seller *or* go ahead and send it in to OMEGA to have them determine the problem and repair cost.
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