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Come in a wooden box anymore. I think that another gents agreement inside the watch industry. So far that's two.
1. That no half way resonably priced watch may come in a wooden box.
2. That no perp cal may be sold at a resonable price
Omega seems fond of breaking the rules. First with the coax at a resonable price and then by putting it in a wooden box. They must have gotton reamed out by the cabal and while there was nothing that could be done about the coax the wood box had to go. ;)
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