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: I called Omega in Pennsylvania about gettting
: my Speedmaster in for its general service,
: it's about 6 years old. They told me that
: since I am in NYC I could, instead of
: sending it to them, take it to 'Swiss Watch
: Repair Center' in Manhattan. Omega told me
: they are authorized to do the work. I could
: however, still send it to PA, Omega said.
: Also, ineterestingly enough, Omega told me
: that they do all the work in PA on the
: watches that come to them. I thought they
: were sent to CH.
: Anyone have any experience with this company in
: NYC?
: What would be the recommendation? Have the work
: done by Swiss Watch Repair Center or send it
: to Omega in PA?
: I am leaning toward Omega in PA.
: Thanks
: Will
SEND IT TO BIENNE SITZERLAND, THE ONLY PLACE GAURANTEED TO DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!!!!
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