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If you want to see a REALLY big selection of both relatively new and vintage Omegas from an UNauthorized dealer, go down to Lower Wacker Drive about 1 in the morning, and walk three blocks WEST to the third side tunnel to the left, and walk down this tunnel for about 100 yards. Ignore any rats, even if they are the size of cocker spaniels. There should be a guy named Chuck there dressed in a humongous black leather trenchcoat, and if you ask nicely he'll pull up one of his sleeves and you will see a very nice slection of Omega watches. Bullheads, Speedys, Seamasters, and maybe even a Deville or two. Happy shopping!!!
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