Ginoespo
·Hi all,
Advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
I sent off my 1970 Omega Electronic F300 Hz Diver Geneve day date ,Serial No 198.029 and my 1971 Omega Constellation F300 Chronometer, kal 1250, 198.002. for a quote as they both decided to stop working within a week of each other. I won't name the Company as it wouldn't be fair but I've been quoted £300 and £434 for an overhaul, cell and readjust indexing of both watches and a new R.C unit coil for the other.
It seems extremely expensive to me or is this about right ?
If this is correct then I have a major dilemma as the watches are not worth much more than that really.
Stuck with what to do really.
Advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
I sent off my 1970 Omega Electronic F300 Hz Diver Geneve day date ,Serial No 198.029 and my 1971 Omega Constellation F300 Chronometer, kal 1250, 198.002. for a quote as they both decided to stop working within a week of each other. I won't name the Company as it wouldn't be fair but I've been quoted £300 and £434 for an overhaul, cell and readjust indexing of both watches and a new R.C unit coil for the other.
It seems extremely expensive to me or is this about right ?
If this is correct then I have a major dilemma as the watches are not worth much more than that really.
Stuck with what to do really.