Scenario reminds me of one that popped up on the MB not too long ago. A member bought price, and ended up with a watch that had been previously owned, and showed obvious damage. Even with an authentic warranty, the kind of damage the watch had sustained would not have been covered by an Omega warranty. The buyer was assured that the watch was brand new! I don't recall how he resolved the situation. I wish I knew how to find that thread for you. If a deal seems like too good a deal, chances are it's not the deal you are hoping for! No matter how you slice it, this is a used watch if you are not buying it from the dealer whose name is on the warranty! What are oats worth after they have been through the horse. Get the best deal you can from an AD or someone on this MB, and know you are covered.
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