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·Recently my 2018 Omega Speedmaster Professional stopped all of a sudden. After sending off for a full serviced it revealed the mainspring had snapped. I now have the watch back fully restored however looking for some advise.
What could have caused the mainspring to snap, and what can help prevent it from happening again?
I wound the watch on the morning it broke as normal, and didn’t notice that I had overwound at all. It ran until roughly 11 am before stopping. If I had caused the mainspring to snap I assume it would have stopped there and then when I was winding it. After 5 years surely the mainspring shouldn’t snap. The same thing happened to my father’s seamaster after 30 years without a service - so this could be half expected.
Any comments appreciated
Thanks
What could have caused the mainspring to snap, and what can help prevent it from happening again?
I wound the watch on the morning it broke as normal, and didn’t notice that I had overwound at all. It ran until roughly 11 am before stopping. If I had caused the mainspring to snap I assume it would have stopped there and then when I was winding it. After 5 years surely the mainspring shouldn’t snap. The same thing happened to my father’s seamaster after 30 years without a service - so this could be half expected.
Any comments appreciated
Thanks
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