Nesbit's in Seattle can certainly do it for you. They successfully removed the ca. 1980 replacement crystal on my Mark II when they did an overhaul two years ago. They cautioned me that sometimes the crystal will break when being removed but they got it off ok and successfully put it back on.
Do you happen to have the replacement crystals at hand? If positive, my guess is that any watchmaker can then replace them.
Case negative, you got try to find a watchmaker with an omega parts account. I recall that there was a watchmaker in SJ (San Jose) and another in SF that had parts account.
An alternative would be try to source a replacement. I recall that a guy in the USA made a sapphire crystal for the Mark II that was identical to the original one.
The guy who makes the sapphire crystal is Tm Watch and Co (https://tmwatchco.com/product/omega-speedmaster-145-014-sapphire-crystal/).
I have one in my Mark II and it looks awesome!
The watchmaker in SJ is World Time:
https://goo.gl/maps/TfKrbTVGQy2ecptE8
The guy who makes the sapphire crystal is Tm Watch and Co (https://tmwatchco.com/product/omega-speedmaster-145-014-sapphire-crystal/).
I have one in my Mark II and it looks awesome!
The watchmaker in SJ is World Time:
https://goo.gl/maps/TfKrbTVGQy2ecptE8
I see a bunch of crystals for sale on ebay. My watchmaker in Sacramento broke a couple trying to replace them. Do you know the actual name of the watchmaker in SJ?
I see a bunch of crystals for sale on ebay. My watchmaker in Sacramento broke a couple trying to replace them. Do you know the actual name of the watchmaker in SJ?
