An authorized Omega repair facility is going to cost more for a basic service than the value of the watch times two.
Look for a good independent watchmaker who knows their way around vintage watches and also has accounts with the larger parts suppliers. Almost all of the basic wear and tear parts should be available for replacement on this watch.
Omega has a bad habit at times of ruining the originality of vintage watches by replacing parts with the closest replacement rather than leaving well enough alone.
Some are better than others, but not knowing where the OP is located, I can't say what they Omega agent will or won't do.
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