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Hi,
I live in the UK and I need to get my watch serviced, I would prefer to send it to Omega in Switzerland to get it done as I have heard they are very good. My question is how can I send my watch to them with adequeate insurance cover as I cannot find a carrier that will provide enough cover.
Also can anyone recommend a reputable person or company in the UK, my father has owned an Omega for years and has taken it to various places some of which have almost ruined the watch, I would like someone who I can trust.
Thanks,
Tim
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