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: purchased from a gray market dealer. He told
: me that once the watch has been worn that he
: would not take it back.
: And then I will go back to that gray market
: dealer and order it from him because he can
: get it for with 40% off and have the papers and
Yea, like the first 40% you "saved" when you couldn't exchange the watch after wearing it!
I would highly suggest NOT buying from that same dealer again. At least try to seek out another dealer with a good discount AND a better return policy.
At this point, you have already lost more money than the difference would have been buying your watch from a better authorized dealer! Keith Downing can recommend a good authorized Omega dealer that can get you about 35% off.
So I definitely would not repeat that mistake of buying from Mister-No-Returns-If-Worn again!
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