Sorry, are you saying that the crack happened whilst the watch was in for maintenance?
If yes, then shouldn't your watchmaker replace this free of charge ?
and PS - thats not a small crack - thats a large one !
PPS - pity, as its an original Omega crystal, as it has the symbol in the centre of the crystal
Yes the crack happened whilst the watch was in maintenance and they are going to replace it free of charge but they told that I needed to find the crystal myself, so any help finding one would be appreciated.
That should ne their job...but if you can tell me the case number inside the case back, I'll look up the part number for you.
Cheers, Al
Have you tried the usual suspects? - screenshot shamelessly stolen from Desmond’s invaluable site
Well unfortunately due to the quarantine in my country I am unable to go to my local watchmakers and I currently don't have the tools nor the experience to open up the watch, but as soon as I’m able to get the watched looked at, and get the number inside the case I will let you know, thank you very much.
Any chance you can call the watchmaker who did the damage, and see if they made a record of the information?
It’s a C case with transitional dial script, a day/date and knurled bezel so has to be a ref 168.029 (unless a Franken which I don’t think it is). It can’t be anything else really!
