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: Hi,
: New to the forum, it is really a great source
: of info.
: I wonder if you would mind sharing your sources
: for discount authorized Omega dealers
: (30-40%)?
: Thanks,
: Melody
This would depend on where are you located. If you are in the US, most authorized dealer should be able to give you 20% discount. In many cases, 25-30% discount also normal. Anything higher than 30% is a quite difficult from an authorized dealer unless they want to liquidate their inventory. I know for fact that many authorized dealer in NE will gladly give you 20% discount after some chat and some will go for more discount if you are serious about buying the watch. The internet dealer are different though since they are not an authorized dealer.
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