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Limited Edition anymore?
Jul 15, 2009,07:54 AM
Hello everyone,
Here is a simple question that I cannot find an answer to by myself:
- I purchased an Omega DeVille Coaxial Escapement in RG from the first LE. S/N is 995/999. As with many 2500A movements the one in my watch suffered sudden death and Omega said they would replace it with the current version of the 2500. Now, do you think I should go for the replacement? Would the watch retain its LE status anymore? I understand Omega does not provide repair services on this movement...
Any opinion is welcome. Thanks!
Costin
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Limited Edition anymore?
By: pisoi : July 15th, 2009-07:54
Hello everyone, Here is a simple question that I cannot find an answer to by myself: - I purchased an Omega DeVille Coaxial Escapement in RG from the first LE. S/N is 995/999. As with many 2500A movements the one in my watch suffered sudden death and Omeg...
I've struggled w/the same question -- some info...
By: CR : July 15th, 2009-20:04
First, for folks who haven't seen these watches, here are pics: I'm really glad you asked this question. I've wondered the very same thing. A related question I had involved the serial number. I wondered how Omega would deal with the serial number issue w...
Plain sad news...
By: pisoi : July 20th, 2009-02:48
Many thanks CR! Mine is the RG/blue dial version. So I will lose that nice 995/999 S/N and get a soulless 230987451 (or something alike) instead... and what about the LE marking on the dial? Will they erase that too, presumably using some coarse sandpaper...