- Posts
- 2
- Likes
- 0
Brian2022
·How can something so simple be so difficult?
Like many during Lockdown I have added a few pounds on and my 1989 Omega Constellation needs an another link added. I had some spare links and took one to my nearest Omega Boutique (which was now a concession of a major jewellers) who service the watch and was told that they needed a pin which they didn't stock. I called Omega Customer Service and was given a name and number of a jeweller who was an ''Authorised Omega Vintage'' service and repair. A quick call and I was informed that they did not supply parts to the public and to contact an Omega Boutique, is this not where I started?
I have found a pin, spring and tube on ebay but I am not happy dealing with ebay, can anyone point me in the right direction? The clasp number is 1392/012 Stainless Steel.
Thank you.
Like many during Lockdown I have added a few pounds on and my 1989 Omega Constellation needs an another link added. I had some spare links and took one to my nearest Omega Boutique (which was now a concession of a major jewellers) who service the watch and was told that they needed a pin which they didn't stock. I called Omega Customer Service and was given a name and number of a jeweller who was an ''Authorised Omega Vintage'' service and repair. A quick call and I was informed that they did not supply parts to the public and to contact an Omega Boutique, is this not where I started?
I have found a pin, spring and tube on ebay but I am not happy dealing with ebay, can anyone point me in the right direction? The clasp number is 1392/012 Stainless Steel.
Thank you.