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Hi there.
The little box and nr 3 is the box it comes in. 3= box for gents's two tone or stainless steel waches. there is also a 6, 9, 1, and sp
ho there,
: i am the proud new owner of a omega seamaster pro diver
: (2531.80.00), which i love and can't stop looking at. I was just
: wondering about one of the pictograms on my pictograms card. All
: are quite obvious but I have one pictogram that has the slightly
: opened box of the watch on it with a "3" written
: inside, this pic is also on the cardboard box the watch came in.
: I am wondering what this means, does anyone know by any chance?
: thanks,
: stefan.
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