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: I just wanted to follow up with info from the LA repair center:
: They are only going to replace the screw that fell out for a total
: of $50.38 ($25 repair fee, $20 shipping, $5.38 for the screw). I
: asked about "gluing" it in place so it didn't back
: itself out again. He didn't have a clear answer for that except
: that it shouldn't fall out ("Wasn't the first one not
: supposed to fall out?", I asked.) and that it would be
: under a one year warranty in case it did. I'm not confident but
: I want my watch back.
: He did offer to look into a new bracelet for the watch; I can only
: imagine what that would cost because I said "no, thanks; I
: want the watch to match."
: I'm still sadden by this whole thing. Either you are about quality
: or you are not. Which do you want to be, Omega?
: -D.
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