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I want to make sure I post things in the correct place, but I also want to make sure they are seen.
Please keep an eye out for fake Omega Seamaster 2537.80 Limited Edition 007 watches on the auction sites (or should I say, "THE auction site"?). I have set up an Item Watch to eMail me w/ new postings for "Omega Seamaster James Bond (limited,edition,special)" which alerts me to all new posts there. I am trying to then f/up by looking for obvious fakes, contacting the Sellers, and reporting it to eBay through their Security panel.
I would encourage you to do the same.
In my opinion, this is necessary to protect the integrity of "our" brand (Omega and, in my case, Bond), as well maintaining reseller channels for those of you who may need or want to sell your older watches to finance new.
Thanks!
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