Hello all,

Sorry if this is a re-post. i have finally found an Omega Speedmaster LCD - 186.0010 cal 1620 and as you can see in the photos, the plexi glass does not look to good. I'm having problems in finding a store to buy the screen. Can anyone can help me with some advice?

Thank you,
Adrian

 

The crystal is mineral glass, and the part number you need for that case is 063TN5308J.

Cheers, Al

 

Thank you Archer!

 

@Archer I was wondering if you could be kind enough to tell me the part number for this one. Its silver instead of gold and the Speedmaster is in Red. I ordered the part number above but I didn't stop to think I was ordering the gold one. Also would appreciate if you could tell me how much these should cost.

 

063TN5308G

What it "should" cost is a difficult question. Unless you are buying from Omega directly, it's going to cost whatever the supplier is charging. Omega stopped supplying parts to 3rd party resellers 5+ years ago, and as time goes by Omega's price and open market prices are more and more disconnected, in particular as parts are more scarce on the open market.

Cheers, Al

 

Thank you

 

Hello @Archer @AdrianT I just picked up one of these and I’m looking for a new mineral glass and pushers. Do either of you know a supplier who may have these items? I have the gold version. Looks like this. Thanks for your time.

 

Sorry, I don’t know of a supplier who has these other than Omega.

 

ok thank you @Archer ive reached out to them as well.

 

Omega won't sell you these parts, but you can take your watch to an Omega certified watchmaker who can order and install them for you.

 

thats great news. Thank you.

 

Hello,

swiss time services in UK or any other Omega authorised services. Small chances except outside Omega services.

 

Thanks @AdrianT ill look at them too

 

I have a question about replacing pushers on these LCD speedmasters. Is this a “do it yourself “ job? Or professional only. Thanks In advance.

 

Hello Dean, i did it by myself. If u're not sure about the outcome, leave the service guys to do it.

 

Thanks @AdrianT did you use any special tool for the job? I’ve been looking to see if there is a tool but not sure what to even search for. Watch plunge pusher tool?

 

You might want to have a look at this thread...

Basic watchmaking tips - changing case components | Omega Forums

 

Awesome thanks again @AdrianT. So much great info here.

 

Thanks @Archer for that watch repair link.