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Re: Unsatisfactory Quality of Omega seamaster 300m chronogra
In Response To: Re: Unsatisfactory Quality of Omega seamaster 300m chronogra ()

: I think that it is perfectly normal to see a slight gap. I mean
: it's not an intergrated strap into the watch case i don't know
: what all the fuss is,John.

dear john,
having a decent collection of watches of various brands, i noticed that my omega is quite odd in terms of that gap matter. other brands don't have gap and freeplay/wobble at the bracelet end-piece connecting to the lug.

and compared to other seamaster watch in the watch shop, i've found my watch has larger gap in comparison. so that's the fuss is all about... why u have to pay so much and still need to compromise with their quality matter.

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