Service
Dr No shares his experience of having two Omega chronometers, including a Ref. 2365, away for servicing by an independent specialist. This post not only showcases the beauty of these vintage pieces but also opens a discussion on the nuances of vintage watch servicing, particularly the preference for independent watchmakers over brand service centers.
I love the font as well. I think you used to have on a grey strap?
Absolutely gorgeous in every way you look at it.π
. . . that brings it into the black range. I did get an authentic Omega buckle to replace the inauthentic one previously fitted, though. Details count. ;-)
. . . a bit of a problem child. Technical issues with this one . . . the reason it's going to an Omega specialist is to hopefully iron them out. HNY, Art
Is it the type with the omega sign protruding from the buckle? This dial.... if you ever get tired of it, You will know where to find me It is really beautiful watch without any nonsense. Did mention that I am a sucker for central seconds...
Hope itβs back on your wrist soon. Happy new year, Art!
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