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No, no problem with my clasp.
I just heard from few folks that the "button- feature" tends to wear out after some period.
(in such extent that only a small push on the button will release the clasp)
Regarding scuffs etc - what is more convenient?
1. replacing the clasp (only)
2. sending it in for polishing (my jeweller wouldnŽt do it, he said heŽll send it to Omega)
costs of polishing : approx 150-200$
cost of clasp...?
/Keo
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