Official US prices
Recommended public prices for a complete service, before tax.
| Watch | Steel, titanium or ceramic |
|---|---|
| Quartz | $550 |
| Quartz chronograph | $650 |
| Mechanical | $800 |
| Mechanical chronograph | $1,000 |
Watches in gold, platinum, palladium, silver or two-tone cost more: $650 for quartz, $850 for a quartz chronograph, $900 for mechanical and $1,200 for a mechanical chronograph.
Special timepieces start at $2,500, and restoration of vintage watches starts at $3,500. Watches made before 1940 are restored only in Biel, Switzerland, and take at least three months.
Omega doesn't publish a battery-only price; it recommends having batteries changed at an Omega service centre.
What's included
- Case and movement taken apart, and every movement part ultrasonically cleaned
- Worn parts replaced with original Omega parts, and the movement upgraded to its latest version where one exists
- Reassembly, lubrication and rate adjustment
- Case and metal bracelet cleaned and polished
- Every water-resistance gasket replaced, then a full functional and cosmetic check
- Recommended interval
- Every 5 to 8 years, with a water-resistance check once a year
- Service warranty
- 24 months
What it costs for each Omega model
Each current Omega collection in our catalog, matched to the line of the price list its movement falls under. Parts beyond the routine ones, like a crystal or a bezel, are extra.
| Model | Price list line | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Omega Constellation 28 Quartz 131.10.28.60.01.001 | Quartz | $550 |
| Omega De Ville Prestige 40 434.10.40.20.10.001 | Mechanical | $800 |
| Omega Seamaster 300 234.30.41.21.01.001 | Mechanical | $800 |
| Omega Speedmaster '57 332.10.41.51.01.001 | Mechanical chronograph | $1,000 |
Omega or an independent?
Most Omegas use Co-Axial movements, and the newer Master Chronometer calibers need Omega parts and training, so an Omega service centre is the safest choice while the watch is under warranty and for any recent Co-Axial. Older Seamasters and Speedmasters on non-Co-Axial movements, like the manual-wind 1861, are routine work for a good independent; estimates for an independent Omega service commonly run $400 to $600.
236 shops in our directory say they work on Omega watches, with the most in Scottsdale, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Plano, San Francisco, St. Louis. See the Omega watch repair list, or compare what a watch service costs in general.