It takes about 3 hours to take a watch down to its bits, clean it, reassemble, and lubricate everything, and then do a preliminary adjustment.
Whatever you earn for 3-4 hours of your time would probably be a reasonable price as long as no parts are required. If you are paying less than that amount, you are probably being given a gift, or more likely they are doing a swish job, which isn't worth paying for. -Chuck Harris Flemming Larsen wrote:
I recently inherited my father's 40-year-old Omega Constellation watch. This watch probably hasn't been used in 15 years or more. I was going to take it to a reputable watch repair shop (Geneva Watch Repair in San Francisco} but have put it off due to the expected cost. What exactly is "not that expensive" if I wanted to send it back to Omega in Switzerland and what is the procedure? Thanks, -- Flemming Larsen OZ6OI/KB6ADS Berkeley, CA, USA
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