djpharoah
·Hi everyone,
Noticed this on my new to me 9300 powered Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph. I’m not sure what the source is but I noticed there’s red dust in the main rotor towards the center arms that connects to the center bearing. (Not a watch maker so forgive my terminology).
Has anyone seen that before on an 9300 or any Omega movement and is that indicative of it needing a service? This was last serviced in 2015 by Omega but not sure of its use since then. It’s running like a champ and the chrono hand is in sync with the seconds sub dial.
Cheers!🍻
Noticed this on my new to me 9300 powered Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph. I’m not sure what the source is but I noticed there’s red dust in the main rotor towards the center arms that connects to the center bearing. (Not a watch maker so forgive my terminology).
Has anyone seen that before on an 9300 or any Omega movement and is that indicative of it needing a service? This was last serviced in 2015 by Omega but not sure of its use since then. It’s running like a champ and the chrono hand is in sync with the seconds sub dial.
Cheers!🍻

