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It actually IS a Broad Arrow. It's a relatively new model, being available for about a year or so, but not widely known. It has the same basic movement, except for it's Caliber 3301 rather than Caliber 3303. Omega seems to be making this distinction in more and more models. I'm not sure why, but here's what I do know...
3300 - Does Not Exist. It is a number that was used in the development phase of the movement.
3301 - Automatic, Date, COSC, Standard Finishing/Decor
3303 - Automatic, Date, COSC, Luxury Finishing/Decor
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March 24, 2004
Dear Omega,
Can you please tell me what the difference between Caliber 3303 and 3301 is? I've noticed that some new models get Caliber 3301, such as the Broad Arrow Racing Chronograph Ref. 3552.59.00 and the Seamaster Chronograph Ref. 2594.52.00. I would like to know why the change.
Thank you for your assistance.
Keith Downing
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March 30, 2004
Dear Mr Downing,
We thank you for your e-mail and for your interest shown in our brand.
Calibres 3303 and 3301 are technically identical (same functions). The difference is that calibre 3303 is a more exclusive version, meaning that the finishing of the bridges and main plate of calibre 3303 are aesthetically more luxury (circle graining, wave finishing) than calibre 3301.
We hope to have been helpful to you and remain,
with kind regards,
OMEGA Ltd
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Customer Service
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