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Guys, can someone tell me why in so many of the used Omegas I see up for sale the Luminova spots look like mold is growing on them, are they breaking down somehow & Most important is this covered by Omegas warranty??
I have been looking seriously to buy a Omega with a white face but this problem is a big turn-off for me so I may buy something else..
What gives with the dirty dots???
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