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: I have an Omega Seamaster Professional
: Chronometer that I purchased in the summer
: of 1999. My question is,when would it be
: recommended to have the watch serviced by
: Omega( replace seal and such)?
: I will send the watch to Omega for service when
: needed. I was just not sure about when
: service was recommended.
every 5 years would be fine. if you follow that, your seamaster should be for servicing next year.
but some don't have it serviced until there is really something wrong with the watch. fyi.
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