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: on bracelet quality. the number of watches
: slipping off wrists must be some sort of
: dubious record for omega. for a $2000
Are you basing that on first hand knowledge of multiple actual cases of watches falling off? Or is that just personal conjecture -- meaning a made up criticism based on only a belief that they would do that?
Other than one batch of French Made bracelets that OMEGA used in the mid 1980s, I have not heard of any bracelet failures due to design or contruction problems.
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