Seiko Diamond Ladies Watch SXGN49

Omega aftersales be careful
Hi looking for some help from any of you watch enthusiasts out therePlease read the estimate received from Omega Switzerland below. Asked them to change a bezelAnd shappire glass:We have received an estimate for the repair work required to put your Omegawatch back into working conditionPartial repair to automatic movement calibre BSteel bezelReflective sapphire crystal glassGreen crystal sleeveReplacement steel crownValve pusherResealThe total repair cost will be €685.00; we will not proceed with any workuntil we hear from youThe estimated repair time is approximately 06 weeks after receipt of yourconfirmation (availability of spare parts allowing).Watch returned to me losing 10mins a day and movement stopping every 24 hrs. Brought watch Back to shop and Omega Switzerland said that they did no work to the movement yet the quotation Says work to caliber B and crown replacement. Can the crown replacement affect the movement.The watch which worked perfectly before I sent it. Now they want

MASSIVE Cleaning Machine Equipment Upgrade to my Shop ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! !My L&R Mastermatic that is probably 50+ years old finally died about a week ago.So, I was without a cleaning machine for about one week.I had the old L&R Mastermatic for about 4 years and it served me well but it was time for a MASSIVE UPGRADE ! ! ! ! ! I considered a Tempo 400, Mark V and the L&R Vari-Matic but all of these machines are also as old as the hills too.You can buy a reconditioned model but they will still cost in upwards of $2,000.00 with only a 90 day warranty.I thought about it for a couple of days and I decided to go long and invest in my future with a brand new machine still in the box.There were a couple of good ones to choose from but in the end I went with the German made ELMA RM90 (vibrating & rotating).Elma recently stopped manufacturing the RM90 (they came out with a new model) but Borel had one RM90 left on the shelf so I pulled the trigger.It arrived today!The new machine is fully automated and I can do up to 6 movements at one ti

Upcoming, exciting forum news. . .
Ladies and gentlemen, keep watching this space (and dust off those cameras) because in the next week or two, look for an announcement regarding the first Hamilton photo contest. I can't say any more because foghorn is threatening to peck me into submission if I let the cat out of the bag too soon.

Correct Papers
Hi All,I'm afraid this isn't the most interesting of topics but I would just like a piece of simple advice. I have discovered that the two cards that come with my Omega have the wrong watch serial number on them. They state that my watch is a 231.10.42.21.02.001 (which would be the white dial) whereas mine is the 231.10.42.21.06.001 (grey dial). I assume that the watch number on one of the cards is also incorrect as a result.Would you take the paperwork back and demand the correct papers/cards as it could affect resale value or am I really irritated about nothing? I suppose I'm especially interested in the views of you guys that flip watches or buy used a lot. Is this something you would pick up on if you bought my watch and demand a lower price as a result?Regards,

Surprisingly smitten by this!
I saw this when I visited my AD. First I did not pay attention, then visited again next day. Then came the research part. Looked at the usual places, read the reviews. and got one Excellent finish, keeps time accurately, feels nice on the wrist, perfect size for these kinds of vintagey watches. Surprisingly easy too read.The AD had both version (I wanted rose or yellow). Yellow is not overtaken and more old look. Also I find Sedna gold a little too pinkish.