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Re: SpMP moon watch
In Response To: SpMP moon watch ()

Following the purchase of my Seamaster Pro had my bracelet (old style) resized by an authorized dealer. Upon its return, I noticed marks similar to the ones you describe on the links adjacent to those that had been removed. Interestingly, the manager did not consider this to be anything unusual! I insisted that he contact Omega who informed him that his link removal tool was faulty. Following receipt of a replacement tool and damaged links, the situation was rectified.

However, having seen the Omega tool used in link removal, I was unable to see the cause of such marks. Perhaps a dealer on this site can explain?

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