Assuming that these readings are taken on a timing machine, and assuming they are taken at full wind, and assuming you know how to use the machine (adequate stabilization time between readings), and assuming the balance amplitudes and beat errors are within spec...
The Delta you have is 14 seconds measured over 6 positions (19-5=14), where Omega allows 25 seconds over just 3 positions on this movement.
The average daily rate is +10 seconds per day (60/6=10) and Omega allows the average rate to be between -1 and +16 seconds per day, with the target rate at +8 seconds.
So the watch clearly falls within the timing specs that Omega requires. The way brand service centers work is that if a watch passes their tests and meets their standards, they don't continue to work on it - it's done and it ships. They aren't trying to get the best out if it, just trying to get it within their specs...
Cheers, Al
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