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I checked some of the older posts here and wanted to verify.
I have a Seamaster 2531.80 as my everyday timepiece and it is time for the complete service I fear. It is running fast and got some scratches on the band and bezel when I got hit during a bike ride.
After contacting Omega, they referred me to the Southern California service center W. Gooden.
Could someone please verify for me the cost for the complete overhaul as stated on the Omega pages and how long I will have to do without the watch?
Does the full service really cover replacement of all worn parts?
Thanks!
Michael
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