I bought an Omega 200 in 1991 in Pretoria, RSA, in an acreditted Omega dealer.I had numerous problems with the stainless steel strap as it kept on opening and the watch fell off my wrist a few times, Omega dealers in Portugal and RSA could not help me.Eventually the watch feel off my wrist while diving, never to be seen again.I bought a 300, James Bond, at the International Airpot in Lisbon in a duty free shop.Again the same strap problem.I doubt James Bond could have thrown a punch without the watch falling off.For 4 years I took the watch for service, battery change to a Omega dealer in Durban, RSA, Beverlley Jewellery, and in 2001 a month after the last service the watch was steammed up.I took it to an Omega dealer in Pietersburg, RSA an d the watch was sent to the main Omega Agent in RSA.The Agency declared that the watch had never been touched by them previously and no record of the watch was in their files.The seals were all broken and the magnesium bits were also corroded.It cost me R 1, 800.00 for the repairs.The invoices were given to Beverlly Jewellery.Since then the watch never kept time right and eventually stopped alltogether.Once again the watch was taken to Beverlly for repairs, this time R 4, 000.00 was paid for repairs.The clasp on the strap wore away and no replacement was available so I had to buy a leather strap.Now the nitrogen release nut has fallen off.I have bought since then a R 350.00 watch called Tomato.It works, when it will stop no one knows, but an Omega I will never buy again and I will advise anyone I Know not do do so.With the money I have spent I could have gone to Hong Kong on holiday, bought 2 x fake Omegas, 2 x fake Rolexes and a fake Breitling, throw them away as they stopped.James Bond would have not survived with such a watch