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OK, this is what I got:
1. A white box, saying "Omega - The sign of Excellence". There is also some white padding at the bottom.
2. A red box which contains the watch iself. With a goldcolored label saying "Omega - World Service Organization".
3.Inside the box a small little white pillow, to put the clock around.
4. A little "medal" around the watch in plastic (which you do remove...) saying "Omega - Officially Certifed Swiss Chronometer".
5. An international warranty, with ref#, date of purchase, watch#, name of jeweler + another #b which I don't know what it is. And also an gold Omega stamp.
6. + the 3 booklets earlier described.
So there is no certificate saying your watch is a real one. At least I did not get one. BUt I bought from an offical dealer so I am not too worried.
By the way, the Chronometer is quite heavy and big so I advise you to at least have a look at the model 25318000
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