Do you know what model? That will define how much you want to spend..

Sep 13, 2021
11:44:29am

TheLost All-American

You are looking at $400-$600 for a 3rd party repair/refresh... or $800 (starting price) for Omega to repair it.

There are a few local places.. but if its something 'collectible' or an heirloom you may want to do the $400-600 range refresh.

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got an old 1960s omega watch from my uncle, not working, need a watch repair rec

CrashMcLarson

9/13/21 11:36am

I would only take it to an authorized Omega dealer . . .

El Paso Coug

9/13/21 11:42am

Every dealer will just send it to Omega... IMHO, send it to Omega yourself

TheLost

9/13/21 11:45am

also.. just a warning.. Omega Service is not 'vintage' friendly.

TheLost

9/13/21 11:50am

I know that is not entirely true

El Paso Coug

9/13/21 12:56pm

You are correct. OC Tanner employs a watchmaker, so does Masseys in SLC

Hang10

9/13/21 1:19pm

If you take an Omega watch into OC tanner.. they will send it to Omega.

TheLost

9/13/21 1:25pm

Do you know what model? That will define how much you want to spend..

TheLost

9/13/21 11:44am

not sure exactly, "Seamaster De Ville" on the face,"10k gold filled" on the back

CrashMcLarson

9/13/21 11:48am

Fankhauser in SLC would restore it well

Hang10

9/13/21 11:55am

Might be worth $600 or up to $2-3k+

scottpete

9/13/21 11:57am

RE: Might be worth $600 or up to $2-3k+

CrashMcLarson

9/13/21 1:01pm

Beautiful watch! Hope you can get it fixed & pass it down additional generations

El Paso Coug

9/13/21 1:33pm

I just inherited my Father’s 1952 Longines. Any idea who could do a restoration?

Nat Gas Man

9/13/21 12:13pm

I have a master collection Longines automatic watch . . .

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