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laurentg0
·Hi,
I wonder where did you source the new date disc, new crystal and gasket ?
Regards
I wonder where did you source the new date disc, new crystal and gasket ?
Regards
Electroquartz f8192HZ
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Bill Sohne
··Bill @ ΩFHi have a soft spo for the electro Quartz and my brother loves them!
He bought examples for all his sons. I have a 18k gold one for myself!
Great pieces
Good hunting
Bill
He bought examples for all his sons. I have a 18k gold one for myself!
Great pieces
Good hunting
Bill
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rogart
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laurentg0
·Thank you Rogart,
I am not sure about the glass gasket. Neither Boley nor CousinUK list a glass gasket for Omega case number 196.005.
With the ref. nb. of the glass (TN5179) I found that omega case number 196.016 and 196.019 share the same glass.
In those cases, there are 2 references for the glass gasket: 098EW0032 and 098.0032G. (they look alike but the price is quite different)
Did you order one of those reference nb. ?
Regards
I am not sure about the glass gasket. Neither Boley nor CousinUK list a glass gasket for Omega case number 196.005.
With the ref. nb. of the glass (TN5179) I found that omega case number 196.016 and 196.019 share the same glass.
In those cases, there are 2 references for the glass gasket: 098EW0032 and 098.0032G. (they look alike but the price is quite different)
Did you order one of those reference nb. ?
Regards
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Tom Dick
·I think everyone knows my opinion on the EQ, it's a very very special watch. They cost a fortune to develop, where the first ever Omega (Swiss) production quartz watch and the case design is awesome, I have owned a couple of dozen EQ's over the years and enjoyed everyone of them
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rogart
·Thank you Rogart,
I am not sure about the glass gasket. Neither Boley nor CousinUK list a glass gasket for Omega case number 196.005.
With the ref. nb. of the glass (TN5179) I found that omega case number 196.016 and 196.019 share the same glass.
In those cases, there are 2 references for the glass gasket: 098EW0032 and 098.0032G. (they look alike but the price is quite different)
Did you order one of those reference nb. ?
Regards
That is the hard part to find the right part. Cousinsuk doesn't always list the part when you search on the case number. That is why you should find the right number on Boley and then search with that number on cousinsuk.
Good hunting.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerThank you Rogart,
I am not sure about the glass gasket. Neither Boley nor CousinUK list a glass gasket for Omega case number 196.005.
With the ref. nb. of the glass (TN5179) I found that omega case number 196.016 and 196.019 share the same glass.
In those cases, there are 2 references for the glass gasket: 098EW0032 and 098.0032G. (they look alike but the price is quite different)
Did you order one of those reference nb. ?
Regards
For case ref. 1960005, the crystal gasket is part 098EW0012.
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laurentg0
·Thank you again.
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laurentg0
·I am looking for the Omega calibre 1300 technical guide/service manual
I am very surprised that Google does not show anything relevant.
I contacted a seller on eBay but after requesting a picture of the 1st page, it appeared that he did not get it...🙁
Does anybody know where can I find it ?
Regards,
Laurent
I am very surprised that Google does not show anything relevant.
I contacted a seller on eBay but after requesting a picture of the 1st page, it appeared that he did not get it...🙁
Does anybody know where can I find it ?
Regards,
Laurent
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tyrantlizardrex
·I am looking for the Omega calibre 1300 technical guide/service manual
I am very surprised that Google does not show anything relevant.
I contacted a seller on eBay but after requesting a picture of the 1st page, it appeared that he did not get it...🙁
Does anybody know where can I find it ?
Regards,
Laurent
Anything useful here Laurent: http://www.old-omegas.com
Regards Chris
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laurentg0
·Thank you Chris, but there is only the user manual on old-omega.com
Regards
Laurent
Regards
Laurent
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tyrantlizardrex
·Ahh sorry, I misread... do the service guides/manuals tend to be available in public places?
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laurentg0
·Everything sold on eBay can be found for free
😉
A lot of technical guides are available on
http://watchrepairinfo.com/techman.htm
😉
A lot of technical guides are available on
http://watchrepairinfo.com/techman.htm
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rogart
·Old thread. But i am thinking of selling this watch. I haven't followed the market very much So i don't now how much they usually sell for. What is the value today. It looks about this today. Not polished but a few marks on top of the case.
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Fordex
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Nibula
·Old thread but maybe I could find some help this way:
I have shown my watch to two different watcmakers(certified Omega as well as an "electronic specialists") and the conclusion from both seems is that it has an faulty "vibrating module"(I do not know what the part is officially called in english...) as both of these services did get the watch running in normal speed for a while, but eventually in both cases after some time it rushes up to double speed.
Does anyone know, if there would be a spare beta21 movement for spares(with a working vibrating module ofc), or if there would be any way to sort this kind of a faulty movement? Yep, I do know the rarity of the movement and that Omega does not take these for maintenance, but as my watch is externally in so fine state it would be a damn shame to just abandon it to the shelf without proper use.
All help is appreciated!
I have shown my watch to two different watcmakers(certified Omega as well as an "electronic specialists") and the conclusion from both seems is that it has an faulty "vibrating module"(I do not know what the part is officially called in english...) as both of these services did get the watch running in normal speed for a while, but eventually in both cases after some time it rushes up to double speed.
Does anyone know, if there would be a spare beta21 movement for spares(with a working vibrating module ofc), or if there would be any way to sort this kind of a faulty movement? Yep, I do know the rarity of the movement and that Omega does not take these for maintenance, but as my watch is externally in so fine state it would be a damn shame to just abandon it to the shelf without proper use.
All help is appreciated!
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watchlovr
·Old thread but maybe I could find some help this way:
I have shown my watch to two different watcmakers(certified Omega as well as an "electronic specialists") and the conclusion from both seems is that it has an faulty "vibrating module"(I do not know what the part is officially called in english...) as both of these services did get the watch running in normal speed for a while, but eventually in both cases after some time it rushes up to double speed.
Does anyone know, if there would be a spare beta21 movement for spares(with a working vibrating module ofc), or if there would be any way to sort this kind of a faulty movement? Yep, I do know the rarity of the movement and that Omega does not take these for maintenance, but as my watch is externally in so fine state it would be a damn shame to just abandon it to the shelf without proper use.
All help is appreciated!
This may cost around £700gbp+
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Nibula
·Yep, I had high hopes for STS also after getting the red light from my local Omega dealer. But when I enquired from STS about beta21 servicing, their reply was that unfortunately they(being an certified Omega shop) do not offer any services on this calibre any more.
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tyrantlizardrex
·The only people I know of who have spares for beta 21 are Swiss Time Services in the UK. They will not sell you the part, if they have it but may be able to service/fix/polish it like new with a 2 year guarantee, same as my own one.
This may cost around £700gbp+
I don’t think Tony takes these in anymore.
They were being run through the SwissTec part of the business, but I think parts became a serious problem.
