engee
December 21st, 2008, 19:11
inherited an old omega seamaster from my father that was not working. went to torneau for an estimate for repairs. was this a good idea? if not what do you recommend doing. i am new to the world of watches. all i know about the watch is it is an automatic seamaster about 30 years old, gold with a magnifying lens over the date.my mother recently found another old omega in the drawer in very poor shape i will try to post a picture and ask for more advice.
Joe K.
December 21st, 2008, 19:16
I would stay away from Torneau. They are just a middleman and will charge you a lot extra for something you can do yourself. Why not post a request for a watchmaker recommendation in your area ? Then get an estimate from him. If that does not work, maybe one you can mail your watch to.
inherited an old omega seamaster from my father that was not working. went to torneau for an estimate for repairs. was this a good idea? if not what do you recommend doing. i am new to the world of watches. all i know about the watch is it is an automatic seamaster about 30 years old, gold with a magnifying lens over the date.my mother recently found another old omega in the drawer in very poor shape i will try to post a picture and ask for more advice.