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Comment on Review of the Omega Seamaster Professional Model 2254.80.00 by Mikko Lopez

Mikko Lopez — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 13:16:02 +0000

I have mine on daily rotation esp during the summer-beach trips. The Electric Blue Dial and super duper large lumed hands, hour markers can really be seen even in murky waters. Never missed a beat. This one’s a keeper.

Comment on Review of the Omega Aqua Terra 2502.50.00 by Seamaster Aqua Terra 2502.50 help...

Seamaster Aqua Terra 2502.50 help... — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 17:58:19 +0000

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Comment on Ordering your COSC Certificate from Omega by Newbie question, how to check your Omega's accuracy?

Newbie question, how to check your Omega's accuracy? — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:32:38 +0000

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Comment on Review of the “Bond” Omega Seamaster Professional Model 2531.80.00 by Kev Spencer

Kev Spencer — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:57:48 +0000

I just wear my 2001 2531.8 seamaster proffesional 24 hrs a day, I have broken out concrete with a jackhammer and a sledgehammer on a daily basis as a job for years while wearing it, I Do martial arts and work out in it , in fact I forget it is on my wrist it is a part of me I sleep in it.

It gets cleaned when I shower and it still looks like a million bucks and keeps great time, I love it and I traded my Rolex Submariner 1986/87 no date plexi glass model for it plus I got a lot of cash. I got a great deal as this is a tremondous watch that can be worn with a good suit as well as casually. It is a tool and it is tough no need to mollycoddle it, enjoy it.

Comment on The Servicing Of My Omega Aqua Terra: A Detailing Of My Experience With Sending My Watch To Omega In Bienne Switzerland by Tony Cariffe

Tony Cariffe — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 04:20:19 +0000

To Stan Elsdon – Sir, Omega Service in Toronto speaks the truth: the sweep hand in your 40-year-old Speedmaster Professional should not stop when the crown is pulled out to set the time. Don’t send it back, and don’t drive back to Toronto to have the watch looked at again because it’s performing exactly the way it was designed to. Best, Tony C. in East Aurora, NY.

Comment on Review of the Omega Aqua Terra 2502.50.00 by Some of my watch photography (my introduction) - Page 2

Some of my watch photography (my introduction) - Page 2 — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 02:22:50 +0000

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Comment on Review of the “Bond” Omega Seamaster Professional Model 2531.80.00 by Matt

Matt — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 06:43:36 +0000

John, This is an excellent website and a tremendous resource; thank you.

Up-thread William strongly suggested not using an ultrasonic cleaner on the SeaMaster because it blanched his bezel. William, if you’re still monitoring this thread: will you please elaborate? Did the blue on the bezel fade or did it literally turn white? John, Have you used ultrasonic cleaners on your Omega’s? Is there a brand you recommend?

I purchased my SeaMaster (Bond design from 2005) used over a year ago and took it to an authorized dealer to have the links adjusted and the watch cleaned. I have noticed that the blue on my bezel doesn’t seem quite as brilliant as newer SeaMaster’s but I’m uncertain as to whether this is attributable to the ultrasonic cleaning or it’s simply a matter of wear (and the previous owner was somewhat clumsy as there are some minor scratches on the bracelet). My SeaMaster is overdue for a cleaning and this time, I’d like to purchase an ultrasonic cleaner but William’s comment has given me pause; might one of you offer suggestions for the best step forward.

Also, do you recomend a cleaning solution for ultrasonic cleaners (or what you use, if by hand).

Thank you.

Comment on Removing Scratches From An Omega Seamaster Clasp by Les

Les — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 16:39:50 +0000

Hi John

I tried this on my Omega Planet Ocean Chrono prior to reading your post – and was actually looking around on the web to see what other people recommend when I found your post – and couldn’t stop smiling!

What I have done since is use two pads – I start off slowly with a new one and finish with a well used one (yes, just used one that is used for cleaning pots…) – and it seems (subjectively) that this works almost even better with a brushed look remaining but sort of a bit “finer” than with a new pad.

That sort of adresses the above comment as well (I think)

Comment on Review of the “Bond” Omega Seamaster Professional Model 2531.80.00 by John B. Holbrook, II

John B. Holbrook, II — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 21:02:46 +0000

I'd absolutely recommend using a 3rd party service technician. WATCH TALK FORUMS has several GREAT service organizations which advertise on the site.

Comment on Review of the “Bond” Omega Seamaster Professional Model 2531.80.00 by Chris

Chris — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 17:15:07 +0000

I still have my 96′ Seamaster 2531.80 that has never been serviced. Am I better off sending the watch to Omega for an overhaul or is there a preferred authorized service center? I’ve read reviews that the Omega service can get lengthy and expensive