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First, you are confusing your terminology. ChronoGRAPH means the stopwatch features of the watch--which is what you appear to be having problems with. The term ChronoMETER which you kept using is NOT related to the stopwatch functions. It is merely a certification of high accuracy which your watch has passed.
Second, clearly your watch is not working right. So there really is nothing anyone can tell you but that you need to send it in to Omega to be fixed.
You did not specify whether the watch was new or used. If it is new, then it should be under warranty and not a problem. Since it has only been a couple of weeks, the dealer might even simply swap it for another watch!
If used... well that depends on where you got it from and whether there is any original warranty left on it or any guarantee from the seller.
Either way, hope it gets fixed so you can enjoy it for a long time!
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