1953 Omega Seamaster automatic
1955 Omega piepan 505
1956 Omega 500 automatic
1936 Omega military dial
1939 Omega calibre 220
1947 Omega with hidden lugs
1949 Omega automatic 17 jewel
1949 Omega automatic in stainless steel
1950 Omega automatic calibre 470
1953 Omega automatic in rose gold
1953 Omega Constellation chronometer
Omega Wrist Watch Repair
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"You took my 1940's Omega and restored it to new, it looks fabulous and keeps perfect time!.
My entire family thanks you 1000 times. I promise to take great care our our family heirloom.
Thanks Terry!"
Even a casual observer of fine items is aware of the Omega watch brand.
It's nearly impossible for someone who knows nothing about high-grade
mechanical timepieces to hold an Omega watch and not realize that it's
something very special. If you're a proud owner of a mechanical Omega
wrist watch and seeking the very best care available for it, then you're
visiting the right website. I've successfully serviced and restored hundreds
of vintage Omega wrist watches since 1987 and anticipate working with you
on the resurrection of yours. Your Omega deserves the very best service
available, and that is what I promise to provide.
The history of Omega is similar to others who endeavored in creating portable
timepieces in the mid 1800's. The challenges of making a durable and
dependable timepiece in the horse and buggy days were mammoth. Unlike
American watch factories, Swiss watch parts were made in several different
villages by different companies. These parts were contracted and then
supplied to a company who would finally assemble and market a complete
watch. In 1894 motivated by difficulty in attaining quality parts for their timepieces,
Omega made their own, start to finish. This historic achievement marked the
beginning to an ever unfolding avalanche of technological and artistic successes.
When you're further interested in having your Omega wrist watch repaired
with guaranteed results please visit my Wristwatch Repair Services page:
https://www.watchrepair.cc/wristwatches.html - I'll look forward to your
inquiry and will communicate with you about your watch, and it's needs
carefully and without delay. Thanks again for your visit and I hope you enjoy
a few photos of the Omega wrist watches that I've restored over the years.
Omega Wrist Watch Serial Numbers / Dates:
"You took my 1940's Omega and restored it to new, it looks fabulous and keeps perfect time!. My entire family thanks you 1000 times. I promise to take great care our our family heirloom. Thanks Terry!"
Even a casual observer of fine items is aware of the Omega watch brand. It's nearly impossible for someone who knows nothing about high-grade mechanical timepieces to hold an Omega watch and not realize that it's something very special. If you're a proud owner of a mechanical Omega wrist watch and seeking the very best care available for it, then you're visiting the right website. I've successfully serviced and restored hundreds of vintage Omega wrist watches since 1987 and anticipate working with you on the resurrection of yours. Your Omega deserves the very best service available, and that is what I promise to provide.
The history of Omega is similar to others who endeavored in creating portable timepieces in the mid 1800's. The challenges of making a durable and dependable timepiece in the horse and buggy days were mammoth. Unlike American watch factories, Swiss watch parts were made in several different villages by different companies. These parts were contracted and then supplied to a company who would finally assemble and market a complete watch. In 1894 motivated by difficulty in attaining quality parts for their timepieces, Omega made their own, start to finish. This historic achievement marked the beginning to an ever unfolding avalanche of technological and artistic successes. When you're further interested in having your Omega wrist watch repaired with guaranteed results please visit my Wristwatch Repair Services page: https://www.watchrepair.cc/wristwatches.html - I'll look forward to your inquiry and will communicate with you about your watch, and it's needs carefully and without delay. Thanks again for your visit and I hope you enjoy a few photos of the Omega wrist watches that I've restored over the years.
Omega Wrist Watch Serial Numbers / Dates:
1895 = 1,000,000 1902 = 2,000,000 1908 = 3,000,000 1912 = 4,000,000 1916 = 5,000,000 1923 = 6,000,000 1929 = 7,000,000 1935 = 8,000,000 1939 = 9,000,000 1944 = 10,000,000 1947 = 11,000,000 |
1950 = 12,000,000 1952 = 13,500,000 1954 = 14,000,000 1956 = 15,000,000 1958 = 16,000,000 1960 = 17,000,000 1961 = 18,000,000 1962 = 19,000,000 1963 = 20,000,000 1964 = 21,000,000 1965 = 22,000,000 |
1966 = 23,000,000 1967 = 25,000,000 1968 = 26,000,000 1969 = 28,000,000 1970 = 29,000,000 1971 = 33,000,000 1972 = 34,000,000 1973 = 36,000,000 1974 = 38,000,000 1975 = 39,000,000 1977 = 40,000,000 |
1978 = 41,000,000 1979 = 42,000,000 1980 = 44,000,000 1982 = 45,000,000 52 million not used 1984 = 46,000,000 |
Omega wrist watches that we repair:
Constellation, Speedmaster, Flightmaster, 321, Ladymatic, 320, Piepan, 125, 910, diamond bezel, Diamond dial, Seamaster De Ville, Bumper automatic, GMT, Soccer Timer, Chronometer, Gold cap case, Grand Deluxe, Seamaster 120m, Calendar, Anchor Admiralty, Royal air force RAF, Dress watch, Seamaster 300, Omega Marine waterproof, Ranchero, Mark II, Dynamic, 200m, Chronostop, Cosmic, Tank watch, Masonic, one button chronograph, two register chronograph, Mark III, moonphase, Railmaster, Memomatic alarm
Movement models (calibre) of Omega wrist watches that we service: "old numbers":
8.1, R11.5, 12.3, 12.3F, 12.5, 12.6, T12.6, T12.6T1, R13.5, R13.5sc, 14.8, 14.8T1, R17.8, R17.8SC, T17, 19NN, 19T1, 19.4T1, 19.4t2, 19.45, 20F, 20NN, 21.7, 23.4, 23.4SC, 23.4T1, 23.7, 23.7T1, 23.7T2, 26.5, 26.5T1, 26.5T2, 26.5T3, 27, 27C.12, 27DLPC, 28, 28SC, 28.9, 28.10RA, 28.10RASC, 30, 30.10RA, 30T2, 30SCT2, 30T1, 30T2RG, 30T3, 33.3, 35M, 35.5, 37.5, 37.6, 38.5 39
Omega wrist watch movement calibre (model) "new numbers":
100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 142, 150, 160, 161, 162, 163, 170, 171, 180, 181, 210, 211, 212, 213, 220, 230, 231, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 250, 251, 252, 260, 261, 262, 265, 266, 267, 268, 280, 281, 283, 284, 285, 300, 301, 302, 310, 311, 312, 320, 321, 330, 331, 332, 333, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354,355, 360, 361,370, 371, 372, 381, 410, 420, 430, 440, 455, 470, 471, 480, 481, 482, 483, 490, 491, 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 510, 511, 520, 540, 550, 551, 552, 560, 561, 562, 570, 571, 580, 590, 591, 592, 593, 600, 610, 620, 630, 640, 650, 660, 661, 670, 671, 680, 681,690
I've listed these movement models above to confirm the models of Omega wrist watch movements that I've stock replacement parts for - and that I offer repair services for. Should your Omega wrist watch be in need of any replacement parts as part of it's servicing, only authentic Omega replacement parts will be used. Thanks again for visiting my Omega wrist watch repair page. Be sure to visit my Wristwatch Repair Services page to learn more about the next step in the service of your Omega wrist watch. https://www.watchrepair.cc/wristwatches.html
1953 Omega Seamaster in stainless
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1954 Omega Seamaster calibre 1570
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1955 Omega automatic calibre 342
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1955 Omega automatic calibre 342
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1955 Omega Seamaster calibre 563
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1956 Omega calibre 266
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1957 Omega Seamaster auto in stainless
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1957 Omega Seamaster auto wind calibre 501
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1957 Omega Seamaster calibre 501
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1958 Omega Seamaster 17 jewels
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1958 Omega Seamaster autowind
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1959 Omega automatic calibre 590
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1959 Omega Constellation 24 jewel calendar
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1961 Omega Seamaster DeVille automatic
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1962 Omega Seamaster in 14k yellow gold
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1963 Omega calendar automatic
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1963 Omega Seamaster De Ville in 14k yellow
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1965 Omega ladies automatic calendar
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1967 Omega Seamaster 300 automatic
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1968 Omega Constellation calendar
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1970 Omega Geneve auto calendar
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Modern Omega Seamaster auto calendar
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1963 Omega Seamaster chronograph
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Omega Seamaster GMT 50th anniversary model
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