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Originally Posted by bomber317
If you look earlier in the thread, I had posted a restored Omega watch from an era possibly older then the 60/70s.
The watch keeps time fairly consistently when I'm wearing it. However I've had issues with how long it would keep enough power for. Sometimes the watch would stop 4 hours after I take it off, and others times it would last until the next morning when I put the watch back on. So that being said, i can't tell you the daily +- seconds on the restored watch.
The watch was cleaned and maintenance was done during the restore.
Edit - Found the post - http://forum.calgarypuck.com/showpos...&postcount=360 |
Thanks. You must have noticed me lurking in this thread for a long time searching for the post. It looks great.
Is that the nature of the older watches, or is there something just wrong with the movement of the one you had restored? I noticed that a few of the older Omegas are quartz which was interesting, and made me a bit curious about whether the watches were some kind of knock-offs with modern "guts" put into them.
