chaser579
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2500C...
..to be specific. Mine runs fine in a SMAT (older version), was gaining about 3.5 seconds a day (+3.5s), now is gaining 5.5 seconds per day (+5.5s) after 8 months of wearing. Reminds me of the non-co-axial ETA 2892A2/Omega 1120. Fine for me. If I sell it, the next watch will have an 8500 movement in it, or I'll get a Rolex, ha! Omega! ROCKS! Thank you.... =:^{0>
Does anybody had experienced....
.....some troubles with brand new Omegas? I experienced that without any reason the watch stop. The calibers are: 2500, 3313, 3603. Does anybody had experienced the same? The aftermarket service is fine and the pieces are working fine!, but, is little des...
There has been so much talk about this on all the watch forums
The 2500 is a mature movement at this point. I have it in a Planet Ocean and a Railmaster. Both have been rock solid. My sentiments are echoed by many. The 3313 used in the PO chrono had a couple issues that were fixed early on through warranty service. I...
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The 2500 that I have is the Liquid Metal Planet Ocean, the 3313 is a Planet Ocean Olimpic series and the 3603 is the Aqua Terra GMT new with teck dial. I am glad to hear that is not an epidemic, and are many happy owners!! I will wait for my pieces back.
2500C...
..to be specific. Mine runs fine in a SMAT (older version), was gaining about 3.5 seconds a day (+3.5s), now is gaining 5.5 seconds per day (+5.5s) after 8 months of wearing. Reminds me of the non-co-axial ETA 2892A2/Omega 1120. Fine for me. If I sell it,...