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sujai.shukla

sujai.shukla

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Got this yesterday as gift from my in-laws to be, to add up my collection of NOT verrry expensive timepieces. Quite fancy in terms of functions and looks if i may say! (I wanted a Rolex :arghh:)
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Congrats!!
Sorry, for the OT:

wasn't there a watch thread on TE?
need help to service my omega, which seems to have stopped. any suggestions?
 
babhishek said:
Congrats!!
Sorry, for the OT:

wasn't there a watch thread on TE?
need help to service my omega, which seems to have stopped. any suggestions?
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You can go to any AD for Omega. They will take it up. Maybe ship it back to the factory for service/oiling and change of parts. They will give you a quote there only, I think.

@OP: Nice watch. Wear it in good-health.
 
shady2pac said:
Reg Omega Watch Service did you chk with Ethos Watches...they might help.
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asingh said:
You can go to any AD for Omega. They will take it up. Maybe ship it back to the factory for service/oiling and change of parts. They will give you a quote there only, I think.

@OP: Nice watch. Wear it in good-health.
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I dont think its a part replacement or something required, just that i wear the watch so seldom ( in phases) that the watch seems to be dead. Might just be a regular service, but havent done that ever, so wanted to be sure where to give it for this servicing..
 
babhishek said:
I dont think its a part replacement or something required, just that i wear the watch so seldom ( in phases) that the watch seems to be dead. Might just be a regular service, but havent done that ever, so wanted to be sure where to give it for this servicing..
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Really difficult to say off-the-bat; what could be wrong with the watch. Usually 5-6 years is the recommended service cycle for automatics. I am assuming your Omega is an automatic / mechanical watch. Just take it to any authorized dealer for Omega they will give you a quote or maybe call you back if part replacement is needed. Is it not running even if you give it some light-arc shakes..?[DOUBLEPOST=1378838110][/DOUBLEPOST]
babhishek said:
I dont think its a part replacement or something required, just that i wear the watch so seldom ( in phases) that the watch seems to be dead. Might just be a regular service, but havent done that ever, so wanted to be sure where to give it for this servicing..
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Here is the approximate pricing.

http://www.omegawatches.com/customer-service/watch-intervention/service-prices
 
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asingh said:
Really difficult to say off-the-bat; what could be wrong with the watch. Usually 5-6 years is the recommended service cycle for automatics. I am assuming your Omega is an automatic / mechanical watch. Just take it to any authorized dealer for Omega they will give you a quote or maybe call you back if part replacement is needed. Is it not running even if you give it some light-arc shakes..?[DOUBLEPOST=1378838110][/DOUBLEPOST]

Here is the approximate pricing.

http://www.omegawatches.com/customer-service/watch-intervention/service-prices
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thanks for the assistance! damn thats expensive!!
22k odd for servicing - !
 
not exactly OT but which Omega of the Omega|s you have has stopped?
Was thinking of this |Omega SeaMaster 212.30.36.20.03.001| as it has a rather smaller dial for my not so fat wrist! Thanks!
 
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