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i ruined my AT by trying to

adjust the bracelet links myself. i had to hammer quite strongly on sme of the pins to put them back into place, with the result a screw came loose and stopped the movement.
the authorised omega dealer spent just 5 minutes in repairing it... they said the srew that held the movement to the case had worked loose, and had to be refixed.
questions : how many screws hold the movement to the case : just one ?
wuld anything else have been damaged , which they would not have seen / noticed? the watch is working perfectly again, no problem with the timing either.
experts, pl. reply to the query on the number of screws. am getting paranoid about a screw or two still loose inside, in case the repair guy just tightened the one !!!!!!!!!

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