Servicing a 2003 Speedmaster Broad Arrow

The first "quality" watch I ever bought was a new Speedmaster Broad Arrow (3851.20.12) in 2003. To my shame, it's not been serviced since 2004 (it was returned under warranty and I presume had a proper strip down if not a whole new movement). It's rarely worn now, since, well, Because. I've got other things to play with...

So, I'm thinking it's time to get the old bird lubed-up. Talking with a well known indie watchmaker, he said the best thing to do is to send it to Omega, as they will replace a load of stuff under the service that he would need to charge me for... which brings me to the salient questions that I'd love an opinion of...

1) If I take it into any OB, will I get the same level of service and cost? Any recommendations as to where I should take it (London area)?
2) Does anyone have experience of what I'd expect it to ££ and how long it should take?

thanks!

You could take it to an OB... experience tells me that they aren't all that hot on pricing, so calling UK customer service will be faster, and get you a solid answer! 😉

Also worth calling STS, as you'll get the same service... and the price might be a little cheaper (they also won't polish the cash to death unless you ask them to).

Ahh hadn't twigged it was a 3303 rather than an 861... omega... pm heading your way.

I had my 3303 fully upgraded at an additional cost of around £500. I think you'd have to pay that anyway even if it went to Omega but hoping I'll be proved wrong...

I was so close, and yet completely useless... yes Ewan, what Al said...