Another lost bracelet screw thread...

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Yep, I lost a bracelet screw, darnit.
My closest AD is pretty far and i would rather just do it myself.
I have managed to decipher it's the part number 124ST3307 and i'm just going to get a few of these just spare for the future too.

I have these on ebay. just wondering what is the likelyhood these parts are fake? is fake omega screws a thing? Any help would be amazing.
I think these screws are real but would love your input.

TRADE 100% Authentic Omega Link Screw for Modern Bracelets (Pack of 10) 2679882353191 | eBay
Here's the link to the listing
 
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They look real, but 90 GBP for screws is robbery. Which isn’t surprising, because people get these from ADs then jack up the price knowing someone is going to do a Google search, find their listing, and hit buy.

Better to call your AD, explain the issue, and see if they will mail you a screw or two. Or put the watch on a strap until you can get the screw replaced for free at your AD.
 
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I know the omega service center will sell some parts and maybe they will sell the screw you need. Call and ask before you buy only because I have seen many times parts for watches listed online at a price greater than you could buy from the service center or AD.
 
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Always use a threadlocker, I use low strength purple. Never lost a screw.
 
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Thank you guys. I called the service centre and they have refused to do so without a "repair" so would actuallly be cheaper to buy the 90gbp one