Brett2444
·Hi all,
I know this might be a touchy subject in regard to omega servicing.
I have an Omega 167.005 that I have had for a while now, and for me I think its in good enough condition for casual wear. The lugs are a bit beaten up, and sharp edges have been polished but overall ok.
The dial has started to show signs of age with the lacquer at 12-1 o'clock discoloring and also around 4 o'clock.
I want this one to be my forever watch and therefore get it back into top condition I am thinking about sending it to Omega.
Depending on stock, is it possible it could end up with a new dial? And if so would the old dial be sent back?
I know Omega has two sorts of services, a "service" and a "restoration" so not sure which one they would opt for, however, I know this will be expensive either way.
So In summary, do we know from experience if the Dial and hands would be replaced, or "refinished"? and If replaced would I receive the old ones back?
Thanks!
I know this might be a touchy subject in regard to omega servicing.
I have an Omega 167.005 that I have had for a while now, and for me I think its in good enough condition for casual wear. The lugs are a bit beaten up, and sharp edges have been polished but overall ok.
The dial has started to show signs of age with the lacquer at 12-1 o'clock discoloring and also around 4 o'clock.
I want this one to be my forever watch and therefore get it back into top condition I am thinking about sending it to Omega.
Depending on stock, is it possible it could end up with a new dial? And if so would the old dial be sent back?
I know Omega has two sorts of services, a "service" and a "restoration" so not sure which one they would opt for, however, I know this will be expensive either way.
So In summary, do we know from experience if the Dial and hands would be replaced, or "refinished"? and If replaced would I receive the old ones back?
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Thanks!