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: I don't know about authorized dealers, but non-
: authorized one's certainly do. I was just
: quoted a price of about 1,700 on a new
: moonwatch, compared to about $2,500 list,
: from a local jeweler who would have to order
: it from some source. He said it might take 3
: weeks to get it though.
: I would prefer to go through an authorized
: dealer but the nearest one is a mall store
: an hour and a half away with no onsite
: repair facilities or staff. I'd like to buy
: from an authorized dealer but buying local
: at a 32% discount is pretty appealing.
I bought an Omega America's Cup for $1,950 (with NO shipping Charges and NO tax,) from ShopNBC...(www.shopnbc.com) with complete satisfaction.
They ALSO let me pay for it in 4 monthly payments with no interest using my debit card! I received the watch with serial number intact and all original documentation, seals, tags, box, etc. The only thing missing was the COSC certificate (big deal.) Omega confirmed that it was their watch (by checking the serial number for me) and the red seal on the back satisfied me that it hadn't been opened. Thats almost a 30% discount for everything BUT an Omega warranty card. They shipped it from a Florida-based Grey market distributor that provided their own three year warranty. It has been working flawlessly for four months now with no problems. Check them out.
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