Omega Introduces New Website for Mexico

We are proud to announce that Omega Engineering is launching a website for Mexico mx.omega.com set to go live on July 31st.

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Jul 25th, 2013

We are proud to announce that Omega Engineering is launching a website for Mexico mx.omega.com set to go live on July 31st. To keep up with our growth around the world the Mexico site will feature the same products that are on Spain’s website. This Mexico website will be added to the long list of Omega’s international websites:

Canada: omega.ca
United Kingdom: omega.co.uk
Italy: it.omega.com
Spain: es.omega.com
France: omega.fr
Benelux: omega.nl
Germany: omega.de
Czech Republic: omegaeng.cz
China: cn.omega.com

The website will include:

· streamlined, clean layout
· great service, quality products
· consistent and clear navigation

Special features will include:

· quick order
· e-quotes
· order status
· product finders
· product configurators
· product manuals
· live chat

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