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No wristwatch manufacturer can guarantee 100% perfection out of the box with no exceptions.
Omega does an superior job and there are only a very small number of reports of anything that needs a tweak after purchase. Even Rolex has as many 'bugs' as anybody else. That's why they all offer a 1 year or more warranty to cover taking care of the rare exceptions where something is not right.
So don't let the few reports you hear scare you off--the small chance of encountering a bug won't be any different with any other comparable brands.
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