Service replacement items ?

[Flying Clog]

Just got my nearly 1 year old Speedy Pro back from Omega as it suddenly stopped 2 months ago.

Have to say I was a bit shocked at all the replacement parts - spring, gears, hands, crown and pushers. All replaced under warranty I have to say.

Is this normal for a service ?






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[Andad]

After one year I would say no way.

But i don’t know the history?

[Flying Clog]

I bought it from a trusted member here in December.
Watch was originally bought from an AD in Germany in July 2018 and I guess found it's way to the US. I purchased it and bought it back to Europe not a million miles from where it was originally purchased from oddly enough !

I wore it a few times.
Case is spotless (no marks, scratches or dents). Bracelet looks brand new as it was put onto a leather strap, and came with the full Omega presentation box with everything as it should be.

Guess I was just unlucky - but am glad it's all sorted now.

[1William]

It seems like a lot but maybe not. Glad you got it back and it is working as it should.

[CypherS]

I wouldn't worry about the crown and pushers being replaced. They replace my helium valve and crown every service on my Seamaster

[dchang81]

they give you back the replaced parts?

[Flying Clog]

Originally Posted by dchang81

they give you back the replaced parts?

They did yes - in a little re-sealable bag along with papers showing water resistance and timing measurements

[JeremyS]

I wouldn't give it much thought. Omega seems to error on the side of replacing parts.

[horseShu]

I had my Aqua Terra arrived last year. They replaced: crown, 2 main barrels and spring, rubber gasket, and one very small part (I don’t know what it is).



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[jason10mm]

I got 2 crowns back at my last service!