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There have been multiple reported malfunctions of the Cal 3301/3303/3313 movements, including my own, on TimeZone.com. My DeVille Co-Axial Chronograph (cal 3313) malfunctioned about 4 months after I got it. I sent it to Bienne, Switzerland for Warranty Work and had it back in 47 days.
I've heard that it's a relatively minor flaw with a fairly easy fix. A weak spring or something. I heard this from someone who had taken it to his watchmaker for the fix, so it's not independently verified by Omega.
You've got a 2-Year Warranty and I would think the problem will pop up well before that, if at all.
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