Hi guys. Here is the reply from Omega:
"Thank you for the information provided.
On the basis of the pictures that you kindly shared with us, we observed the absence of the OMEGA International Warranty Card.
Kindly note that the warranty card is issued at the moment of the purchase and must be dated, fully and correctly completed, and stamped by an OMEGA authrorised retailer.
In this sense, we are sorry to inform you that the online shop that sold you the watch is not part of our international network.
We would like to highlight that OMEGA watches purchased from unauthorized sources may be damaged or counterfeited and may not benefit from a warranty.
As we are not in a position to make binding statements from the distance about the circumstances surrounding the issue you report, we suggest that you get your watch examined by an authorisedOMEGA service centre."
Pretty much what other members of the forum suggested. Omega doesn't respond to watches purchased from JOMASHOP.
Based on
@aptek comment, looks like the "naked eye" quality control is the standard for Omega these days and OB wouldn't change the watch if purchased there either....
