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manufacture status would have avoided lot of probs

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If Omega was a manufacture as it was the case before the hayek eta era I am more than sure, there wouldn't be so much problems of sudden stop on some 1120 and 2500 coax movements or some chrono ressting problems like on the 33xx.
The status of manufacture is always soemthing that makes the value of watch to rise and the brand to be always a synonym of bienfacture like the swiss say. You very rarely if not never heard probs on odler inhouse movements because the technical staff was more interested in quality than marketing.