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: What kind of proof would they need?
: I don't have any papers for my Constellation
: (bought in 1969) - this would mean that I
: couldn't get it serviced by Omega. Sad (for
: me).
: I cannot even remember any paperwork (except a
: receipt) from the purchase, maybe there were
: a small white/gray leaflet with a red Omega
: symbol (about 10cm x5cm), but I haven't seen
: it for years. Also, the receipt has gone.
: At the time, the notion of "Authorized
: Dealer" (or not) didn't even enter my
: brain.
For warranty repair, a copy of the receipt from the authorized dealer or the dealer stamped warranty card is acceptable proof according to Omega. The same could be used for future repairs.
Your watch is basically now considered vintage. I was speaking strictly in terms of more recent watches. I should have been more clear and apologize for the confusion.
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