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Clasp Spring for SM300 1957 Trilogy
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flw
··history nerdI had the exact same problem with mine. I sent it back to Omega - they had to replace the entire clasp.
If you can figure out a DIY fix, that would be great. Keep us posted!
If you can figure out a DIY fix, that would be great. Keep us posted!
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josiahg52
·I also don't think parts for that clasp are available separately. @Archer (and others here) would know for sure. If you're handy, you might be able to source one for yourself:
https://www.mcmaster.com/
https://www.mcmaster.com/
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Evitzee
·This is something that Omega needs to fix, why would you risk the chance of the watch suddenly dropping off your wrist if your DIY repair failed, or the watch getting stuck to your wrist which has occurred to several people already? Let Omega handle it, the fix is a new clasp, imo.
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Scooterino36
·This is something that Omega needs ro fix, why would you risk the chance of the watch suddenly dropping off your wrist if your DIY repair failed, or the watch getting stuck to your wrist which has occurred to several people already? Let Omega handle it, the fix is a new clasp, imo.
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Totally understandable!
