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: I contacted Omega cust servics and they said to send it to Swatch
: UK. Now it seems they've stoped doing work and you are referred
: to sending it to either one of the boutiques or to a pirvate
: dealer, e.g. ernest jones.
: Could I ignore this and just send the watch to Bienne? Don't want
: to pay the earth but I want my watch refurbed properly.
I would get in touch with a guy i know who does great refurb work he is at Heuerboy.com You will wait an absolute age if you send to switzerland,six months or more.The boutique will charge a mint too.Ernest jones wern't any help to a friend of mine with a seamaster chrono,John.
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