Omega Ref. 145.020

Hamilton Below Zero 46 inch watch question
Hi, I bought the Hamilton Below Zero 46 inch black PVD from an AD. They were in a hurry and handed me the watch and box with extra band and tool from their glass case. I inquired about paperwork and they gave me a generic Hamilton instruction manual and warranty card? What other paperwork should I have received?

The WIS Creed
The WIS Creed This is my watch. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My watch is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I master my life. My watch, without me, is useless. Without my watch, I am useless. I must care for my watch and it will take care of me. I must regulate my chronometer to maintain accuracy better than any other and will position it overnight to fall within -4 to +6 seconds of variation per day. We will be COSC certified before the sun rises. We will.My watch and myself know that what counts in this world is not what other people think, the price, the number of jewels, nor the statement it makes. We know that buying the watch that makes you happy is what counts. We are happy......My watch is awesome, even as I, because it is my life. Thus, I will love it as a brother. I will love its weakness, its strength, its display back, its complications, water resistance rating and its lume. I will keep my watch clean and ready, even as I am clean and ready.

Omega AT quartz - stopped working
Hi Gents, Need your advice. Bough an Aqua Terra Quartz about two month ago and all of a sudden its stopped ticking. I presume its probably the battery gone flat. Question - given that its only two month, should i ask for the battery to be replaced free of charge from an omega boutique OR iam expected to pay? Thank you.

5711 Waitlist Experience and Information
So I've been in the process of contacting all the US AD's to try and source a 5711 blue dial. Since it seems like someone else is asking a question about the waitlist for this watch every week I thought my experiences may help some people. I contacted every AD (that was not located in one of the largest US cities) via email. Some AD's did not respond, many others had reasons why they were not adding to the waitlist. For example they say they only sell these to their best customers or they already have too many on the waitlist. There were a good amount though that were happy to put me on their waitlist and a few others which asked for a deposit. I compiled all the ones that were willing to add to their waitlist in a spreadsheet so that interested members will know where to contact first. I even included the contact that I spoke with. Most AD's would not estimate a wait time but a few did so I included that as well. I am currently on 14 waitlists and have one deposit down. I hope this in

Slight concern? Help!
Earlier on i read this on watch club...Until 1976, Rolex would punch the year of production on the inside of the clasp, preceded by the Roman numeral denoting which quarter of the year it was produced, so, when we see the clasp code IV 68 we know that it was produced in the 4th quarter of 1968. From ¡®76 onwards though the year was replaced with a lettering system (in a similar fashion to the case numbering system adopted in 1987). If the letter is prefixed with an ¡®S¡¯ it indicates if is a service replacement.I purchased a 116610LN last June brand new from my local AD, and my clasp number is S2Q, does that mean my watch has a replacement bracelet? Please help me on this one.Daniel Watson.