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Re: Warranty Card...

In Response To: Re: Warranty Card... ()

: Am I correct in thinking that if you do not
: have a date stamped on your warentee card
: that you could wait until your Omega has a
: problem and then predate the warentee card
: accordingly. From this logic, your warentee
: would extend to 2 years past your first
: problem instead of 2 years after purchase.

You COULD do that, even though it's dishonest. Also, Omega would get suspicious if you sent them a watch that clearly needed a full servicing, yet your warranty card showed the watch to be less than 2 years old. In this case, Omega might try to contact the dealer to verify the actual date of purchase. If that happened, you'd be caught trying to defraud them.

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