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Dr No
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You're a . . .

. . . very fortunate guy.



To find two original Ω chronomètres within such a short period of time is practically an act of Providence.  The ref 2367 is nothing short of spectacular; I've only seen one other steel reference with a rose gold bezel.  They're extremely rare and highly desirable.

Servicing one of these movements is cause for extreme caution.  If it's running reasonably well, leave well enough alone.  Damaging the balance is practically an irreparable act . . . it's simply not worth the risk.  Critical spare parts are exceedingly scarce.  Normally, I wouldn't recommend sending a watch to Omega, but if you don't already have a trusted watchmaker, then this would be the one instance where I'd at least consider the option, if only because they may still have spare parts readily available in inventory.  (Note that I wrote 'may'; I don't know that to be the case.)

These rg movements are capable performers.






Try to source original crowns, or reasonable facsimiles, especially for the 2364.  Otherwise, leave them alone unless a trusted watchmaker suggests it's necessary.

Cordially,

Art