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Re: Omega Warranty card

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: as far i know, the ref and watch no are always
: printed. the dealer name may be printed or
: handwritten and the warranty date is always
: handwritten - for obvious reasons.

The serial no. was hand written on my warranty card, as well as the date, but the dealer's name was stamped. Everything you got seems legitimate. I think this is done because the warranty card comes in a separate package from the watches. It's not important if the dealer gives you the wrong pictograph card or chronomerter card that does not match the serial #; it is bad if the warranty certificate does not match. By writing in the info by hand, it is guaranteed to match.

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