When it comes to Omega Seamaster Coaxial repair, every timepiece tells a unique story — and this one arrived with a few chapters of its own. This Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial came to Wellingtime as a non-runner, showing clear signs of life as a well-loved daily companion. From the worn dial to the battered bracelet, and a movement that had ground to a halt, it was due for a complete overhaul.
Why the Co-Axial Movement Matters
At the heart of many modern Omegas is the Co-Axial escapement — a groundbreaking innovation developed by George Daniels in 1974 and introduced by Omega in 1999. Designed to reduce friction and extend service intervals, the Co-Axial escapement offers enhanced precision over time.
This technology changed the landscape of mechanical watchmaking and continues to be a major selling point for Omega collectors. But even the best movements need expert care — and that’s where a skilled Omega Seamaster Coaxial repair comes in.
Diagnosing the Issue
This particular watch arrived not ticking. During disassembly, the issue became clear: most of the components were sticky, bound by degraded lubricants. A dramatic example was the datejumper stuck to the date corrector — a clear sign that the movement hadn’t had attention in quite some time.
The Omega Seamaster Coaxial Repair Process
A full-service Co-Axial repair isn’t just about swapping parts — it requires experience, care, and the right equipment. Here’s what we carried out:
- Full disassembly of the movement
- Manual Hand Cleaning.
- Traditional rotational (vortex) cleaning of the movement components — a proven method for delicate parts
- Replacement of the mainspring, essential for reliable power reserve
- Careful inspection of parts and reassembly and re-lubrication following Omega’s technical standards
- Precision timing, regulation, and performance testing
With the movement cleaned, reassembled, and freshly oiled, this Aqua Terra Co-Axial was beating strong once again.
Restoring the Case and Bracelet
The case and bracelet had the battle scars of a watch worn daily — scuffs, scratches, and dullness. We brought them back to life through:
- Ultrasonic cleaning of the case components to remove dirt and residue
- Full refinishing of brushed and polished surfaces to restore factory finish
- Special care to maintain the original lines and transitions — no harsh over-polishing
The transformation was striking. The watch looked fresh, yet still carried the character of its history.
Why Trust Wellingtime for Omega Seamaster Coaxial Repair?
We understand the engineering behind Omega’s Co-Axial movements and have the tools and experience to handle them with the precision they deserve. Whether your Seamaster has stopped ticking or just needs a refresh, our full-service approach ensures it’s brought back to peak condition — inside and out.
Final Thoughts
This Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial now has a clean bill of health: a fully serviced movement, a new mainspring, and a case and bracelet that shine once more. It’s ready for many more years of wrist time.
If you’re looking for trusted, professional Omega Seamaster Coaxial repair, Wellingtime is here to help. We can also be reached on Telegram and WhatsApp
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