Joowonie

NO need for the condescending remark. I just wanted to know if the model I got was something that existed in a vintage bc I wasn’t able to find it. How else am I supposed to know if I don’t ask them? Also, why don’t you actually read my post before you give your two cent?

They ask for a reference number to identify the watch and told me the following: I searched for the number and the image below was the closes I could find to the current watch.

I didn’t mention the website of course, I just showed a picture because I wanted to know if the watch was an older model however, they could not locate the model. This is a picture of the watch i wanted on the left. I briefly looked at the QC pictures and at a quick glance it does look like the same watch however, it is two different watches. The one on the left has raised lines and the “constellation” word is not located at the right place. The watch was not forced upon me, I was just concern about the existence of the model bc I wanted the one on the left originally.

I purchased a women’s Omega constellation from Toro last month and the watch I received was not the watch I wanted. Toro insisted that the model exist in gen but I emailed Omega and they could not identify the watch. I’ve never done a return with toro so I do not know what to expect.