The above link to the thread is very interesting to me. Some observations and questions:
The thread is from 2014. Is there "new" news about Omega ceramic breaking?
A few good tales of ceramic watches taking a whack and not breaking emerged...this is good. Maybe ,as Omega got more experienced, their ceramic tech got better? If the DSOM watches were showing up with consistent problems, would Omega continue to make newer models using the same ceramic?
If any of you have insurance that would cover a drop and resultant breakage, would you mind sharing the carrier?
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