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Re: Buying an Omega
In Response To: Buying an Omega ()

: I am interested in purchasing my first Omega
: and noticed that someone on the forum asked
: for good sources to buy Omegas from.I was
: hoping someone might e-mail me with ideas:)

Check your e-mail for my authorized dealer referral.

: Also, I can`t help but notice lots of Omegas
: being sold on ebay, both new and used.I have
: also read alot about fraud in watch sales
: taking place.Would I be safe buying a watch
: from someone who has positive feedback?
: Besides getting factory warranty, would I be
: wrong to look at used Omegas?

Be VERY, VERY careful on ebay. All new watches on ebay that are sold from dealers like authenticwatches, etc. are gray market watches that carry no factory warranty. I, personally, avoid these dealers at all cost, since their prices typically aren't that much better than buying authorized.

As for private sellers, there are a lot of fakes out there, so you really have to know what you are buying. If you find a particular watch on ebay but you aren't sure if it's authentic, post a link here BEFORE bidding and I'm sure someone will be able to help you out.

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