How often should I service my Omega watch? You can find us on Omega’s website by clicking here We are also listed on Omega’s own website as one of their very few, official Level 3 Omega Service Centres/ Boutiques. Many of our team have previously worked for Omega as watchmakers while we also pride ourselves on having been awarded the prestigious Omega Level 3 status, the highest possible accreditation possible and only awarded to a small number of service centres in the UK and Europe, which also gives us unrestricted access to authentic parts.Īs for our service centre, that has been built to Omega’s strict specifications and meticulously inspected to meet the high standards set in terms of cleanliness, ventilation and equipment testing providing the perfect environment for everything from servicing and restoration to polishing cases and bracelets to Omega showroom specification. In fact our watchmakers have to pass Omega's own examinations, otherwise known as bench tests, in order to ensure that your watch is returned to you in exactly the same way as if you sent it directly to Omega’s main factory for a repair or service. However, in order to give you just some of the key information you might be looking for, as well as a little more detail about us and our meticulous working practices, we’ve put together some of the most common questions we are asked and the advice we offer our valued customers here at Luxury Watch Repairs.Īre you an accredited Omega service centre ? Of course, there isn’t always a right or wrong answer to these questions as it can very much depend on your particular type of watch, its age and the condition it is in. As one of Europe’s largest service centres and an official Omega service centre, barely a day goes by without at least one of our Omega brand certified team being asked anything from: “How should I take care of my Omega watch?” to “When should I have my Omega watch serviced?” or “How much does it cost for an Omega watch service or repair?”
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