I think the seal has gone on my Omega Seamaster - ironically after going in the sea and now has permanent condensation in it.....it's going to be expensive to fix isn't it? :-(
Is there any sensible way of drying it out?
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I think the seal has gone on my Omega Seamaster - ironically after going in the sea and now has permanent condensation in it.....it's going to be expensive to fix isn't it? :-(
Is there any sensible way of drying it out?
Tube to Oxford StQuote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Wave it around a lot
Wait until you get mugged
Claim the insurance
No need to thank me :thumbup:
:hehe: The thought had crossed my mindQuote:
Originally Posted by WES
Just pop it in for a service. About £300 the last time I had mine done. Cheap compared to Breitling or Cartier, mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
You not tightened the crown/winder properly, P?
Omega would fix it shouldn’t be too expensive. Though they will send it away to Switzerland and it may take a while. But you’ll have the best repair.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
And they will give you a nice travel box.
I wear long sleeves now in London.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Ahh, that's not as bad as I thought. For some reason I had £600 in my head for a serviceQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Crazy that some watch services are more than a car sevice.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Don’t need to take my Rolex for 10 years though :cloud9: