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Re: AD in California, and lightest Seamaster? *LINK*
In Response To: AD in California, and lightest Seamaster? ()

: I'm looking for an AD with good prices in CA.
: Is there a list from Omega somewhere, or how
: do you know if they are a real AD? My
: in-laws have purchased Rolexes from a
: Chinese store and want to buy there again,
: and I want to make sure they are reputable.

Check the link below from Omega's website. Just choose the location and a list of Omega AD's will be provided. I've provided you with my dealer referral as well, so check your e-mail for it.

: Also, I'm looking to get a Seamaster Pro or
: Aqua Terra, but do not like heavy watches.
: Is there a Titanium Midsize?

No, none of the Aqua Terras come in Titanium in ANY size, nor do the mid-size Seamaster Pros.

Or... which is
: the lightest Seamaster?

Probably this one, a full size Seamaster Pro in titanium (model 2231.50.00). MSRP on this one is $3000.

http://www.omegawatches.com/index.php?id=282&ref=22315000&no_cache=1

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