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·Hello everyone,
I'm seeking some advice regarding my Omega Seamaster Automatic Cal 591, a vintage piece from 1959. While the watch is operational, I've noticed issues with the automatic winding mechanism not functioning as smoothly as it should.
Here's my quandary:
1. Is it more advisable to sell the watch as it currently stands, or should I consider getting it repaired first?
2. Can anyone recommend a skilled watchmaker who specializes in vintage Omega watches and could potentially address this issue?
3. Regarding the watch dial - would restoring it enhance the watch's value?
4. If a restoration is recommended, I would be grateful for any suggestions on reputable professionals who can undertake such delicate work.
Thank you in advance for your insights and recommendations!
I'm seeking some advice regarding my Omega Seamaster Automatic Cal 591, a vintage piece from 1959. While the watch is operational, I've noticed issues with the automatic winding mechanism not functioning as smoothly as it should.
Here's my quandary:
1. Is it more advisable to sell the watch as it currently stands, or should I consider getting it repaired first?
2. Can anyone recommend a skilled watchmaker who specializes in vintage Omega watches and could potentially address this issue?
3. Regarding the watch dial - would restoring it enhance the watch's value?
4. If a restoration is recommended, I would be grateful for any suggestions on reputable professionals who can undertake such delicate work.
Thank you in advance for your insights and recommendations!