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Hi Derek,
I just bought a 2531.80. Everything is intact; serial numbers, all boxes, all papers, all tags, waranty card, and even the original serial number sticker from when it was first purchased. I am very choosy when I purchase slightly preowned watches of this calibur. I even made sure it still had the red seal. My question is: do you think it is o.k. for use in water, or do you think I should have it water tested at a service center? From reading the 'water resistance' section on the site, I guess it wouldn't hurt? If so, can an authorized Omega dealer perform this test? I live in Harrisburg, PA, and the Omega service center is in Lancaster--about 40 minutes away. I wonder if I can deal with the service center directly? How do they perform this test? Do they have to take the watch apart at all? The reason I look for the red seal is so that I know the case-back has never been opened other than Omega sealing the watch at the factory. The serial begins w/ a "6" (604.....)
Thanks,
Brent
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