Automatic Omega Seamaster

tinytobe · 15-04-2023 6:52pm #1

Just wondering as this is rather unusual:

I have an Omega Seamaster which is fairly new. The watch is automatic, no batteries required.

Normally this watch should work once it's just moved a little bit, the rest is just winding up.

Sadly the watch seems to stop and whatever I do, it won't work.

Also this is not the first time this has happened. And then there is a problem with the guarantee, every time this happens the guarantee has elapsed.

893bet · 15-04-2023 7:59pm

are you winding it fully using the crown and it won’t work?

tinytobe · 15-04-2023 8:13pm

Yes, but not entirely fully. I am careful.

The watch is supposed to start working just by moving it, even in the event of hit having stopped.

Winding up didn't help either.

scwazrh · 15-04-2023 8:55pm

What model is it and how old ? Put up a pic if you don’t know and someone here will be able to tell you

tinytobe · 15-04-2023 8:56pm

It's out of 2014

scwazrh · 15-04-2023 9:11pm

Well due a service so unless previously done . If not serviced I wouldn’t go forcing it to wind .

Neilw · 15-04-2023 9:12pm

How many turns of the crown are you giving it when winding? It should run for a couple of days when fully wound and not worn.

tinytobe · 15-04-2023 9:15pm

I don't dare to wind it anymore. I may have turned it 30 times. However it should go at the first turn, or the first movement of the watch.

There is something wrong, something of more gravity.

However I honestly don't fancy paying a fortune every time, - and as said, it's not the first time this has happened.

Neilw · 15-04-2023 9:58pm

Yeah it definitely should run, only thing for it is to have it looked at.

Who fixed it before? You may need to bring it to another repairer.

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