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I bought an Seamaster from Iconic Watches, it came with a dealer stamped warranty card from an AD in Spain - I walked into an Omega boutique and they adjusted the bracelet for free, no questions asked. Even gave me all the coffee and biscuits I could consume and let me try on a few Speedmasters.
So no problem at all.
I've bought a couple of straps from monkey swag. Not sure they have that exact one but they do have a good selection. Their NATOS are good value and quality, and the leather ones are decent too. I wouldn't bother with an omega one just yet, you may not like a nato and would have spent far more than the 8 or so quid you can pick a non omega one up for.
Ordered myself a monkey swag "stealth" 22mm nato to try before i take the plunge on the omega. Actually quite like it.
Ive had a search around for a cheaper version thats the same style and colours etc but cant find one!. As its a present ill let the missus get it for me as im stumped for anyting else i want anyway.The only problem with Omega nato is the price, it's not worth the money but if it's a design you like, there isn't really an alternative. Which is kind of surprising as all the designs I see just aren't nice.
A Omega nato will set you back about £130. You'll be able to get it cheaper from EU websites.
doesnt this make the watch a bit 'top heavy'? I got the 45mm, the bracelet seems to be the only thing balancing the weight of the big bugger![]()
Driven by OMEGA's Co-Axial Calibre 9300, this bold timepiece is finished with a black nylon strap that includes a new ceramic and titanium foldover clasp. The hands are diamond-polished 18K white gold, except for the central seconds hand which is polished, rhodium plated with a red tip.