Omega Seamaster 2535.80.00

shanel23

My watch has suddenly stopped working - I have it just under two years . It's my daily wear so it's not like I leave it completely exhaust it's power .

I bought it in the North - any ideas and should I bring it back to them or an authorised Omega dealer in Dublin ?

Really pissed at this at the moment

Wibbs

That doesnt sound great after two years. I have no idea what the warranty is on them. I presume just the usual 1 year thing? I'd bring it to a local dealer first as an authorised dealer they'd have to look at it I assume?

foxyboxer

shanel23 wrote: »

My watch has suddenly stopped working - I have it just under two years . It's my daily wear so it's not like I leave it completely exhaust it's power .

I bought it in the North - any ideas and should I bring it back to them or an authorised Omega dealer in Dublin ?

Really pissed at this at the moment

Sorry to hear that the watch has stopped.
I would recommend a full manual wind and see if this solves the problem, being unfamiliar with the Bond GMT, I would check the manual to determine how best to do this for the 2305 movement.

I assume that you bought it new, if so then Omega offer the 3 year international warranty on the co-axial movement.
If the winding doesn't help, then I would bring it to the Omega Boutique in Brown Thomas on Grafton Street.

Just bring your warranty card which has the serial number.
Explain the problem and the on-site "technician" may be able to help.

shanel23

Ok so an update - rang the jewellers where I bought it and they were very willing to look at the watch anytime . Like Murphys law as I was talking to their Omega specialist the watch kicked into life - and all I did was turn it over in my hand a few times ( but I tried this as soon as I discovered it had stopped ) - at the moment it's still working away fine but is being monitored every 30 seconds I have no idea what went wrong with it and have no idea why it suddenly started working again - It was effectively stopped for 90 minutes . Its nowhere near its service interval ( 21 months old ) . I'll be keeping a close eye on it for now and if there is any sign of an issue it'll be straight to the Omega specialist .

hi5

You must manualy wind an automatic watch when it runs down,turning it over in your hands or shaking it is not enough.
A 2 year guarantee with all new Omegas I think.

alantul

hi5 wrote: »

You must manualy wind an automatic watch when it runs down,turning it over in your hands or shaking it is not enough.
A 2 year guarantee with all new Omegas I think.

half a turn of the winder and onto the wrist is plenty