I owned one of these, and sold it earlier this year.
I would look for a better price. You can call Omega and get a price for a crystal, but Omega will want to also service the watch, in other words, the won't just change the crystal. And this scratch looks too deep, so it may not be an AR scratch.
I think this one if the D version (I am not sure, but I think the serif 1 indicates this to be the case). So that is a plus. Mine was a C and I never had any issues.
Omega wanted $500 for a crystal for my Ploprof 1200. I don't think a crystal will cost that much, but certainly could be $300-400 for the crystal and then your in for $2800-900.
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