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In the process of purchasing a Seamaster 300 GMT. My longtime jeweler and Omega AD had to beg with the distributor to get one (steel with blue dial) and its expected to take six weeks to get it in!
But while in the store the jeweler informed me that Omega is having a price increase effective January 15th. Has anyone else heard about this or know how steep an increase it is going to be? I know RRP price doesn't equal actual selling price but an increase in RRP is likely to mean an increase in street price too.
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