Where to get real Omega watch adjusted

[jamessmith]

Hi eceryone, I bought my Omega Seamaster new just over three years ago and it's been back to the factory twice to get the chronometer adjusted, the last time was just prior to it's third birthday.The only good point about that is that Omega then put a further 2 years guarantee for timing issues on it, so instead of 3 years, I've now almost 5 years guarantee, well for timing issues. Cold comfort for what should never have been an issue in the first place! I still love the way it looks and I wear it most days. Even though the newer models have a ceramic bezel, mine is still in great condition, just the usual daily wear and tear on the strap. Interested to know what you all think or have experienced.

[lom]

Having said that, any idiot jeweler shop could adjust a band.

Have you got yours welded yet?

[kingwilly]

Jeepers, a bit of a bump....

Have you got yours welded yet?

Nah, I took DD's advice. funnily enough.

[VocalNeal]

The Omega shop/dealer in Bangkok is about two blocks from Pratunam. If you can't find it PM me and I will give you some coordinates.

[Scottish Gary]

What's the point of buying a real luxury watch these days?
Everyone will think its fake anyway

[Headworx]

^When it comes time to sell them the buyers will know Gary. There's a lot of luxury watches that're going up in value nicely, especially sports watches. Rolex Subs come to mind, late model 16610's have appreciated by about $2000 in the last 2 years and early models have gone through the roof. A 40-50 year old Sub that sold for $400-500 can now be worth up to $20,000.

There's about a million fakes of this model on wrists in Thailand alone which isn't a bad thing for guys who wear real ones. Everyone just assumes their watch is worth 500 Baht.

[Cujo]

Interested to know what you all think or have experienced.

If 'you all' are at all like me 'you all' couldn't give a rats arse about your watch FFS.