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 StOriginally Posted by PSRB
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?
Wave it around a lot
Wait until you get mugged
Claim the insurance
No need to thank me
Tube to Oxford St
Wave it around a lot
Wait until you get mugged
Claim the insurance
No need to thank meThe thought had crossed my mind
Just pop it in for a service. About £300 the last time I had mine done. Cheap compared to Breitling or Cartier, mind.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?
This.
You not tightened the crown/winder properly, P?
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
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.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?
And they will give you a nice travel box.
I wear long sleeves now in London.Tube to Oxford St
Wave it around a lot
Wait until you get mugged
Claim the insurance
No need to thank me
Ahh, that's not as bad as I thought. For some reason I had £600 in my head for a service
Crazy that some watch services are more than a car sevice.
Don’t need to take my Rolex for 10 years though
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