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Wanted to let you know, John, that I sent an inquiry to the eMail address you provided (just after my Post last night) and received a reply from Customer Service at Omega around 8:30 this morning. Everything I asked for - plus a photo!
The CSR made a point of saying they don't release production or delivery dates. I guess I hadn't even thought about that, and I'm sure it's in the original paperwork somewhere. Or maybe not? Wonder why this might be?
Also: Is there any place where a serial number can now be registered, to protect against theft, fraud -- or is the warranty submission that whole thing, soup to nuts? It seems to me that there are legitimate reasons to sell "used" watches (like I would my current car, when I buy a new one: And why not let someone enjoy the remainder of what it's got in it). But I'd like to be able to say, "Go ahead and check here to prove I am the rightful owner and can sell this to you, and that you won't be hauled off to the slammer if you take it somewhere for repair and they look up the number on the such-and-so crime stopper database.
(As an aside, remember the scene in "Live and Let Die" where Tee Hee is instructed to cut off one of 007's fingers for each number of the serial number on his watch that Solitaire wrongly "reads" from her cards? Oh, wait: That watch was a Rolex....)
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