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Best place to buy Omega watches?
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Biggskip
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I don't really understand why one would want to shell out in excess of $1k on a watch and not have it be an automatic. Especially, when you are looking at one of history's most famous makes of automatic watches.
To each his own, I guess.
To each his own, I guess.
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I don't really understand why one would want to shell out in excess of $1k on a watch and not have it be an automatic. Especially, when you are looking at one of history's most famous makes of automatic watches. To each his own, I guess.Originally Posted by Biggskip
There are many reasons for one not to want an automatic. Accuracy and convenience are the most common but not the only ones. Specter, I would NEVER buy a watch online unless I have prior dealt/met with the seller in person.
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For OmegaOriginally Posted by JibranK
Continental Jewelers
1010 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Jim Gianforte - owner/manager
202 833-3366
800 853-5588
I'd like to second this recommendation. These guys were highly recommended to me on the watch forums and I had a very pleasant transaction.
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For OmegaOriginally Posted by JibranK
Continental Jewelers
1010 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Jim Gianforte - owner/manager
202 833-3366
800 853-5588
Hey all long time lurker, but felt compelled to sign up after seeing this thread. Continental Jewelers is now closed. That building it was in is currently a hole in the ground. Recently found this out when I tried to find it and could not for the life of me search it out. On a side note if you look at the Google street view for that address the signs in the windows say Store Closing.
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Damn, that sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anybody know what happened?
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I think Jim is still in business, and I'll second the recommendation. Try the phone number. The street address is 1001 Connecticut Ave., not 1010 if that changes things.
Try the website:
http://www.dcjewelers.com/home.html
Try the website:
http://www.dcjewelers.com/home.html
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