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Re: Gray Market Omega? Very worried..
In Response To: Re: Gray Market Omega? Very worried.. ()

: Ok, thanks. There is defintely a red dot / line
: there which kind of goes "under"
: the back piece. But there are no screws,
: only 5 holes around the seahorse.

: Thanks again for the quick replies,
: Tom

You should be good to go then with the red dot intact. When I said screw down caseback, the whole back screws in, there are no screws. The holes are for the tool that is used to open the case.

Let me know if you want the AD referral. Like I said, 30% off Retail, and no out of state sales tax if you are out of state from the dealer (Wash. DC area) I think you will find that it will probably equal what you paid from the Grey market dealer and you will get the full Omega warranty.

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