DoctorEvil
·Greetings and hope you're all well. In February this year, I purchased a previous generation Seamaster Aqua Terra from a professional dealer on Chrono24. About a month ago, I noticed a small faint spot of discolouration on the brushed surface of the 4 o'clock lug. On closer inspection, it appears that in the past there had been something injurious to the metal (acid? welding burn?) and that someone has tried to brush it out. This brushing/polishing has left a beveled edge on the lug where it should be sharp. I've tried to show this as best I can in the photos below:
I referred back to the original photos from the Chrono24 listing and noted that it was there in one photo. It was just very subtle. It's probably why it's taken me this long to notice it. It is only really noticeable when the light shines on it from certain angles.
I'm a bit pissed off at myself for not seeing this earlier, as I might not have purchased this watch in the first place. And I'm now well past the returns period.
If I took it back to Omega for it's next service, will they be able to refinish the case and return it back to it's original state? Thoughts?
Thanks for reading my post.
I referred back to the original photos from the Chrono24 listing and noted that it was there in one photo. It was just very subtle. It's probably why it's taken me this long to notice it. It is only really noticeable when the light shines on it from certain angles.
I'm a bit pissed off at myself for not seeing this earlier, as I might not have purchased this watch in the first place. And I'm now well past the returns period.
If I took it back to Omega for it's next service, will they be able to refinish the case and return it back to it's original state? Thoughts?
Thanks for reading my post.