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Dell,
I am in Lansing, MI and currently do not have a Omega dealer in this city. Where is the one you went to and do they have a good selection of Omegas? The ones in Grand Rapids and Portage do not have anything I have been looking for (PO, Bond GMT) and I would like to try them on before I decide which one, if any I will buy in the future.
To answer your question, in my opinion, they will sell, at least the PO Sp Ed, as it is a little more conservative. As far as I know, all 10,007 pieces of the last Sp. Ed. sold out, and I do not see why these would be different.
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