[solesman]

Mine was recently serviced after 7 years. It was losing 2 seconds per day, now gaining 0.5 seconds per day and looking like new

This has been a great watch and my daily wearer for a few years now.

It’s coming up on five years from the original purchase date. How soon are you all getting your first service? Is it time?

 

[Galaga]

 

[TSC]

Mine was recently serviced after 7 years. It was losing 2 seconds per day, now gaining 0.5 seconds per day and looking like new

Mine is 10 years old, and was serviced 5 years ago. It's running dead on now, so am reluctant to send for it's next service. Was a +3, but now runs spot on. Go figure!

 

[solesman]

I agree. Don’t service again unless it’s needs it.


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[bgator]

I agree. Don’t service again unless it’s needs it.


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Thanks for the advice.

It’s historically been +7 sec/day so I’d like to get a bit more accuracy. I might as well get that done with a service rather than waiting a few more years..

 

[woodruffm]

Simply love this watch on a good quality Nato.

 

[b'oris]

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[solesman]

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[AOYE]

 

[AOYE]

 

[CGP]

I almost picked up a PO before I got my current GMT. It was a 45 XL. Just couldn't pull the trigger. Of course now that I've spent time with the 44mm GMT, I think I could have handled the XL. Oh well, maybe down the road?

 

[Vikinguy]

Here's my first love. God damn. Now I wish I had both. What a gorgeous watch.

Old girl by mjones723, on Flickr

Now that I've aged, almost died of cirrhosis, had a liver transplant and now feel amazing I've gotten a little flashier.

PO citrus by mjones723, on Flickr



Both the 2500 and 8500 are bad ass to the bone.

 

[Buchmann69]

Orange overload today...

Cheers,
Rob
on Instagram: @buchmann.69

 

[richn]

Love the orange bezel PO's!

 

[richn]

I honestly adore the orange, its quite unique. Go for it!

 

[DocJekl]

I agree. Don’t service again unless it’s needs it.

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I sent my POLMLE in for service a couple of weeks ago, when it hit 7 years old, and should have it back in late May. I wasn't having any issues, but I put it in the safe 2 years ago at 5 years old, so I wouldn't wear out any parts just in case I serviced it locally. My local watchmaker only knows the 2500, and is not a certified Omega watchmaker or have a parts account - he did a fantastic job with my 2201.51 4 years ago. But it went to Omega Culver City.

 

[solesman]

I sent my POLMLE in for service a couple of weeks ago, when it hit 7 years old, and should have it back in late May. I wasn't having any issues, but I put it in the safe 2 years ago at 5 years old, so I wouldn't wear out any parts just in case I serviced it locally. My local watchmaker only knows the 2500, and is not a certified Omega watchmaker or have a parts account - he did a fantastic job with my 2201.51 4 years ago. But it went to Omega Culver City.

I’m sure they will do a great job. Mine was very well used with lots of scratches along the tops of the lugs and on the case. It’s now pristine. I forgot just how beautiful these watches are in brand new condition.


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[DocJekl]

I’m sure they will do a great job. Mine was very well used with lots of scratches along the tops of the lugs and on the case. It’s now pristine. I forgot just how beautiful these watches are in brand new condition.

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Mine is so pristine that I asked them not to do a polish.

 

[yogik_yo]

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[ernman3]

What a nice combo! the 2201.50 is so versatile!!