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hmm...

lessee, okay, welp iv'e to say say iv'e owned both brands, both service centers have + and - 's, both brands have an attitude about their marketing philos's. both mfg processes of ea have innovative ideas of w/c hv been refined and proven. however Omega does have some identity issues with regard to Seamaster of late to early, w/c is of litl consequence at this point.
i am partial to both for different reasons, and have no issue to w/c is better or worse, because each is representative of their own + or -'s that they bring to us, and like it or not - things, material things, will hopefully always make us smile, and at the same time will almost without fail let us down for one reason or another...
nuf said - wheres my beer?

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