RARJ
路Hi, it does include a "Refurbishing of the case and metal bracelet to original OMEGA specifications (polished, satin-finished)", however they make no mention of the bezel.
"To complete a service we usually need 4 to 8 weeks. However, for some old calibres, we have to send them to our HQ in Switzerland and the timeframe changes, 2 to 4 months.
Please note what it鈥檚 included in a complete service.
Dismantling of the case
Refurbishing of the case and metal bracelet to original OMEGA specifications (polished, satin-finished)
Assembling of the case and replacement of tube, crown, pushers and gaskets
Restoration of water-resistance with above mentioned spare parts
Dismantling of the movement and replacement of worn or damaged movement components
Cleaning of the dismantled parts and movement base
Re-assembling of the movement with new lubrication
Replacing of the hands, if necessary
Turning of the precision
Technical and aesthetic final check of the assembled timepiece
2 year warranty"
"The retail price for this service is AUD 1,100 inclusive of GST" = $750USD
I weighed all this up when I purchased this watch. I agree, there could be one or two problems which could increase the service cost, such as the clasp on the bracelet and the bezel. However, these are two items I could source myself at a later date if the quote for replacements is high. I can also live with the bezel the way it is, it looks pretty cool. This watch actually looks like it was heavily used for diving, I could be wrong, but the fading and case have the appearance of a tool watch used for its intended purpose.
If possible you should see if you can get the new adjustable seamaster clasp. I have an America's Cup chrono from the early 00's and the one thing I wish I could change was to have a micro adjustment on the clasp. Wouldn't hurt to ask them if it's possible since you're spending the money anyways.