I read your post. Sorry you had a bad experience. It happens to everyone at some point. I hope you give Omega another try. Sorry for adding to your bad feelings.
Time traveler doge with with ceramic Daytonas 9 years before they existed and a JC DeepSea 7 years before release
Thanks. No bad experience with Omega myself. I'm sure it can happen with any large company staffed with people. But my impression has been that they have good customer service. I have used their customer service contact through the web, as well as boutiques, with good results.
I had a bad experience with Gallet Service Center, but that's not worth repeating.
I dunno, Jody had me convinced at "I have simple facts." I'm a sucker for false consensus & projection biases.
Thanks. No bad experience with Omega myself. I'm sure it can happen with any large company staffed with people. But my impression has been that they have good customer service. I have used their customer service contact through the web, as well as boutiques, with good results.
I had a bad experience with Gallet Service Center, but that's not worth repeating.
I'm glad you liked my response! I thought it was pretty witty myself.
I'm also glad to hear that you are suddenly reconsidering Omega. My experiences with their boutiques have been exceptional; the one time I had any issue with an Omega watch they were able to take care of it at location without my watch having to be sent back for an actual warranty claim. Great customer service all around.
What Omega were you thinking about?
And no you were not witty but I did laugh. Thank you for that.
Planet ocean or Seamaster. The Seamaster is what I broke. I did beat the crap out of that watch and wired it daily in more altercations/ workouts/ raids/ trainings/ weapon use ect. It held up well, till it didn’t lol. My MTM broke a battery tab and that’s been it. Just need something extremely tough and weary.
Thanks for sharing your experience with them as it does help and the reason I came on here. And no you were not witty but I did laugh. Thank you for that.
Oh, I begin to see. Thanks for sharing.
No problem! I'm glad you found the observation accurate.
For what you're describing it sounds like you should look at Omega's Ultra deep line, especially the newer co-axials with the hi shock resistance and anti-magnetism, &c &c. Should stand up to whatever you might throw at it! The summer blue has a fantastic and unique dial.
Definitely steer clear of the standard Seamaster professional and speedy, they're really made for people who have office/service jobs, which is probably how your first one broke, just couldn't stand up to such an active and challenging lifestyle.
