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Haris is the man. He did a full service on my Omega Planet Ocean in like 2 or 3 weeks. Insanely quick. Super professional. Amazing service. I’d recommend to anyone. He’s worked on several watches of mine over the years. Fantastic dude. 100 stars.
I recently had my watch serviced by Haris at USA Watch Service and am very pleased with the results. The watch came out looking great and was expertly regulated, and Haris was very responsive and accessible throughout, answering all of my questions quickly and directly. Turnaround time was quick at exactly three weeks. I highly recommend USA Watch Service.
Haris did a great job servicing my Omega Seamaster GMT. He patiently answered all my questions. I would highly recommend him!
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If you notice any issues such as timekeeping inaccuracies, water resistance problems, or unusual noises, it may be time to get your Omega watch checked by a professional.
It is important to have your Omega watch serviced by authorized Omega service centers or certified watchmakers to guarantee the authenticity of the parts used and the quality of the service provided.
Servicing time can vary depending on the complexity of the watch and the required repairs, but it typically takes 6-8 weeks.
The cost of servicing can vary based on the model and condition of the watch, but it usually ranges from $300 to $800.
To care for your Omega watch, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, water, and magnetic fields. Clean the watch regularly with a soft cloth and keep it stored in a cool, dry place when not in use.
If water has entered your Omega watch, it is crucial to act quickly to prevent further damage. Here are some steps to follow: Remove the watch from water immediately. Do not operate the watch or press any buttons. Wipe the watch carefully with a soft cloth to remove any visible water. Place the watch in a bowl of uncooked rice or silica gel packets to help absorb moisture. Do not attempt to open the watch yourself; instead, take it to a professional watchmaker or Omega service center as soon as possible for inspection and repair. Remember that water damage is not covered under warranty, so it's essential to address the issue promptly to prevent any additional complications.