I do kind of like these but I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of money on a plastic throw away quartz. (so you know that means I will still probably end up buying one anyway lol)
I do kind of like these but I just can't bring myself to drop that kind of money on a plastic throw away quartz. (so you know that means I will still probably end up buying one anyway lol)
So the casing is supposed to be Bioceramic whatever that means (they talk Bioceramic on the website next to close up of the case), feels like plastic?
Yeah mines the moon, mercury is very similar just a darker case I think. I narrowed it down to Moon, mercury or Neptune and moon was the only one of those 3 in stock so that's the one I gotHa! I'm sure they can't have something more durable for that price with Omega branding. I like the look of the Mercury, earth (the blue on green is a little different) and Pluto ones. Is yours Moon? Moon was also one I narrowed down to buy my Tag is a similar colour with a black face.
My Seamaster 300m is due it's first service around now, have the turnaround times always been absolutely crazy? Iirc they quoted something like 22 weeks
My Seamaster 300m is due it's first service around now, have the turnaround times always been absolutely crazy? Iirc they quoted something like 22 weeks
I never service my watches, all are fine and keep good time. By the time it actually needs servicing the warranty will have long expired anyway.My Seamaster 300m is due it's first service around now, have the turnaround times always been absolutely crazy? Iirc they quoted something like 22 weeks
Each to their own, I certainly won't be doing that and would rather service it to help retain it's value.I never service my watches, all are fine and keep good time. By the time it actually needs servicing the warranty will have long expired anyway.
Does it have to be there for that whole time or can they say "hey, we will be able to do yours in the next 2 weeks so send it in now".
Not omega but I recently had to get one of my longines serviced and through my local jeweller they said it would be three months but I got it back after two. The jeweller certainly suggested with higher end brands being 6 months without your watch wasn't unheard of. Have you checked the omega website to see if they have a different time frame from what you've been quoted? Might give you an insight if the times have slipped?
I never service my watches, all are fine and keep good time. By the time it actually needs servicing the warranty will have long expired anyway.
Citation required for watches out of warranty grinding themselves to dustSurely when the warranty's expired is exactly when you'd want a watch serviced and lubed rather than grinding itself to dust?
Noo, not saying wear has anything to do with warranty. But modern watch lubes evaporate rather than gum up, so modern movements tend to keep running even without servicing, albeit with accelerated wear.Citation required for watches out of warranty grinding themselves to dust
Bonus points if they are dust and a service doesn't completely overhaul them, so the dust is vacuumed out and new bits put in.
Cannot unsee underpantsFirst ever Citizen and unless someone told me, I would never know it was Solar powered, it just works. The lume is on another level, it's awesome! Ignore the date and time, which are still out of sync.
I was going to buy the green Commando version; ended up plumping for the safer blue and it's really grown on me.