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Standard is 42 hours....... *LINK*

In Response To: Re: Old Seamaster's Power Reserve ()

: Er, it would also help if anyone knew what the
: power reserve is, approx., for the 1020?

According to Steve Waddington's site (www.Old-Omegas.com), the power reserve for a 1010/1020 Omega caliber watch is around 42 hours. Since your watch is pretty old, it's safe to say that it definitely needs a servicing. Omega should correct the power reserve and stiff crown problem. Before you send it in, just politely say specifically what you want done and they'll comply.

Best of luck.

Link to cal. 1010/1020 manual below:

http://www.old-omegas.com/pics/1010/eng.jpg

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