Legit Check: Vintage '93 Omega Polaris Accessories

Hello everyone,

I am looking for some expert opinions on a vintage Omega accessory set that I recently found in my drawer.

Years ago, I owned and sold an Omega Seamaster Polaris Titan/Gold. At the time, I mistakenly thought the warranty card that came with it was a fake because the dealer/date fields were completely blank. Because of my doubts, I didn't include the set in the sale back then.

Now I found it again and did some research, but I want to be sure before doing anything with it. Could you please help me verify if this set is authentic?

Here are the details of the set:

• Grey Omega case
• Booklet 1: "Operating Instructions"
• Booklet 2: "Worlwide Service Centers Network" (Note: There is a typo on the cover, it says "Worlwide" without the second "d". Is this a known factory misprint from that era?)
• International Warranty Card (Plastic):
  • Ref: 58144000
  • Watch No / Serial: 5492xxxx
  • Country Code: 1211 (Which I believe stands for the German market)
  • Dealer / Date fields: Completely blank. There is a piece of old scotch tape/Tesa over the dealer field, but it is unwritten underneath.

Does everything look period-correct for a Polaris from 1993? Is the plastic card format and the typo on the booklet normal for Omega print runs in the early 90s?

I would highly appreciate your expertise and insights on this!

Thank you so much in advance!