Advice needed omega servicing/ restoration

[Moonshiner]

Hi all, I’m after some advice on getting my Omega serviced as it’s currently running a whopping 10 mins fast per day. I’d also say restoration as the lume dots are dead (see photo).

I bought the watch a few years ago at a reasonable price with sending it off for repair in mind, now I’m finally getting around to it, I’m at a loss as to who to use! Any recommendations would be appreciated, Cheers.

[Stevie_P]

I'd say Joe at Anglesey Watches and Clocks
Did a service and some resto work on an old Omega of mine at a very reasonable price I'd say.
Steve

[andy97]

Stevie_P said:

I'd say Joe at Anglesey Watches and Clocks
Did a service and some resto work on an old Omega of mine at a very reasonable price I'd say.
Steve

This

[WTRacer]

I'll add another recommendation for AWC, recently had a very pleasant chat with him about a service/repair in preparation for a sale, he couldn't have been more thorough. Unfortunately he won't be getting my business as it appears my watch has been taken into new 'ownership'

[Moonshiner]

Cheers folks, after a quick google I’ve jotted down his number, will see what he has to say.

[andy tims]

STS or Simon Freese are the real vintage Omega people.

[Moonshiner]

Also noted, thanks

[nikaiyo2]

andy tims said:

STS or Simon Freese are the real vintage Omega people.

Wow are these vintage now? I bought mine brand new, makes me feel old lol!

Watchguy.co.uk is another good fixer, if the above and the very excellent AWC are batting work away.

[Moonshiner]

Thanks for the reply, haven’t contacted anyone yet so all input is greatly appreciated, shall hopefully be getting on with it tomorrow!