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OK, so now my PO has been returned from the authorised omega service people, and it keeps to 3 secs per day. However, yesterday between 7.00 am and 6.30 pm it lost 6.5 minutes!
If you have followed my preious posts about dry escarpments, you'll appreciate my exasperation.
Maybe I got a lemon! Can I get it replaced?
I didn't expect this kind of hassel with an Omega nor would I for any watch that costs $1000's.
Any advice?
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