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"Mandatory?" What happens if you don't do it - do you get arrested? :)
How old is the watch? When was the last time the watch was serviced? If it is more than 5 years since purchase or the last service then it may be worthwhile doing the overhaul.
: Good morning-
: My Seamaster's clasp was not working, so I took
: it in to an authorized dealer. They said
: they had to send it back to Omega, which
: they did. They are now saying that the watch
: needs a mandatory overhaul and a new clasp.
: Total cost is $595.
: Does this sound right to you? Do you think I
: should proceed? Thanks!
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