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I recently purchased two new mid-size Omega Seamaster watches (2252.50 and 2561.80) from a very reputable (I am certain of their authenticity)unauthorized dealer for 40% and 45% discounts respectively. Given that the warranty is only a small percentage of ones ownership, I cannot see the downside of loosing the manufacturer's warranty given this short duration (and the unauthrized dealer's self-warranty of 3 years)as once this time period has expired I am at the same point as purchasing from an "authorized" dealer with money left in my pocket. I still have 12 days to return my purchases for a full refund if there is a good reason to do so. Please tell me of any fallacy in my reasoning. Thank you for your time.
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