BusyBuilder
·I bought a Seamaster 300m, reasonably cheap with a view to getting it serviced at some point. The watch didn't have a very good reserve and barely lasted overnight before stopping.
I sent it off to Luxury Watch Repairs in London, they told me it had to go to Omega as it needed a new bridge, and these have the watch number engraved on the bridge so only Omega can do this. I'm wondering if I've bought a lemon.
They said the bridge was damaged and had to be replaced, so I'm wondering what could have caused such damage to need a new bridge ?
I sent it off to Luxury Watch Repairs in London, they told me it had to go to Omega as it needed a new bridge, and these have the watch number engraved on the bridge so only Omega can do this. I'm wondering if I've bought a lemon.
They said the bridge was damaged and had to be replaced, so I'm wondering what could have caused such damage to need a new bridge ?