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“I have the automatic Seamaster, which was purchased as...”

Written on: 18/06/2010

I have the automatic Seamaster, which was purchased as a gift for me. The watch never kept perfect time so about 5 years ago I sent it in to have it fixed. $300 later I had a watch that kept decent time. Recently however, the watch started gaining approximately 5 minutese ever couple of days. I called Omega and the said the watch is not under warranty so it will cost a minimum of $500 to repair. $500 to fix? I can buy a Timex for $30 that keeps better time than this Omega! I'm tempted to pay the $500 to fix and then just sell on Ebay.

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