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OhmyOmega
·I recently acquired my first Omega, a Speedmaster Moonphase. Love it.
The watch was essentially silent until a few days ago, when I adjusted the moonphase. Since then, there has been audible sound, and a much more noticeable physical sensation of movement, both of which come from the semicircular rotating component (sorry, still working on my terminology) that swings around with movement, and which os visible through the clear caseback and contains the “master co-axial” printing.
I took the Omega to a local watch specialist who said he hadn’t worked on this model, but opened it and said everything looked great inside, and maybe I just didn’t notice the noise/movement before. He refused to charge me anything. But I am certain that something is different, and I’d like to know if it’s different in a bad way. Thanks for any thoughts!
The watch was essentially silent until a few days ago, when I adjusted the moonphase. Since then, there has been audible sound, and a much more noticeable physical sensation of movement, both of which come from the semicircular rotating component (sorry, still working on my terminology) that swings around with movement, and which os visible through the clear caseback and contains the “master co-axial” printing.
I took the Omega to a local watch specialist who said he hadn’t worked on this model, but opened it and said everything looked great inside, and maybe I just didn’t notice the noise/movement before. He refused to charge me anything. But I am certain that something is different, and I’d like to know if it’s different in a bad way. Thanks for any thoughts!
