Omega Watches Event In Los Angeles: Join Us On June 14th, 2014
Omega watches and watches-dealer will be offering a comfortable and entertaining look at the new for 2014 Omega watches at our special Baselworld 2014 watch viewing event on June 14, 2014 in Los Angeles. You'll get to spend some hands-on time with watches such as the new Seamaster 300, and Speedmaster Mark II, among others. We've designed this to be a fun day time event on a Saturday afternoon and easy to get to if you are in the Los Angeles area.The Omega and watches-dealer event will take place at the Beverly Center mall located at 8500 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048, at the Omega boutique store located inside of the mall. The event will be from 1pm - 5pm and parking is included. Here is what you can expect:Talk with fellow watch lovers and see new and existing Omega productswatches-dealerplimentary Valet Parking at the Beverly CenterOn-Site complimentary Omega watch servicing and battery changes*Food, champagne, and refreshments will be served.Want to come? Please RSVP soon to

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