Dead Omega :-(
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It seems that somehow overnight my Omega Speedmaster has died and just stopped working. It hasn't received any knocks or bangs, nor has it been submerged in water. Its about 4 years old for the record. Do I have to take it to an official Omega dealer to have it looked at, or will an indy do? Having just been made redundant and taking the daunting step of becoming a very mature student in Sept, I really dont need to be hit with any big bills at this moment in time. Any one have a rough ball park figure of repair cost (I know its difficult, not knowing the problem). As usual, thank you in advance guys. Jez
jezgod said:
It seems that somehow overnight my Omega Speedmaster has died and just stopped working. It hasn't received any knocks or bangs, nor has it been submerged in water. Its about 4 years old for the record. Do I have to take it to an official Omega dealer to have it looked at, or will an indy do? Having just been made redundant and taking the daunting step of becoming a very mature student in Sept, I really dont need to be hit with any big bills at this moment in time. Any one have a rough ball park figure of repair cost (I know its difficult, not knowing the problem). As usual, thank you in advance guys. Jez
Had it been working fine before, just completely stopped? what model is it?Hopefully someone may be able to give some proper advice, probably pretty hard to give a figure without knowing what's wrong with it!
Ow said:
jezgod said:
It seems that somehow overnight my Omega Speedmaster has died and just stopped working. It hasn't received any knocks or bangs, nor has it been submerged in water. Its about 4 years old for the record. Do I have to take it to an official Omega dealer to have it looked at, or will an indy do? Having just been made redundant and taking the daunting step of becoming a very mature student in Sept, I really dont need to be hit with any big bills at this moment in time. Any one have a rough ball park figure of repair cost (I know its difficult, not knowing the problem). As usual, thank you in advance guys. Jez
Had it been working fine before, just completely stopped? what model is it?Hopefully someone may be able to give some proper advice, probably pretty hard to give a figure without knowing what's wrong with it!
£110 with this watchmaker.
http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
GC8 said:
£110 with this watchmaker.
http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
Excellent, thank you. http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
jezgod said:
GC8 said:
£110 with this watchmaker.
http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
Excellent, thank you. http://www.time-repairs.com/watchrepair/OmegaPrice...
His status as a "Graduate Member British Horological Institute" says all that you need to know.
Not a quartz is it? new battery?

jezgod said:
Its an auto, and after giving it a vigorous jiggle it seems to be working again. So if it does it again or starts to keep bad time, then I will send it off.
Sounds to me like it's in need of a proper cleaning. I wouldn't wait for things to go bad again before getting it cleaned. Others, am I correct that if he waits, there could be additional damage and things could get worse?Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


