Omega Flightmaster Repair and Service - chronograph watch gets NoS dial - cal 911 ref 145.026

[@michaelfonseka7657]

Thanks Joe,great video.❤😂🎉👍

[@J.MatthewTong]

Hi Joe Great video lovely watch! Recently got my hands on a Mk2 Flightmaster. Just love these 70s Omegas.

[@sneakyscorpia]

Great video(the pacing is great and it's easy to follow what you are doing), thanks for sharing - a bit of a random question: I am thinking of getting a mechanical ("Affordable" / "Entry Level" )chronograph in a couple of years, as you are into watch repairs - would you recommend any particular movements (both handwound and automatic) that you find are easy to service?(Bonus points if parts are easily available)

[@JosephCooperWatchRepair]

Cheers! In terms of chronographs, anything with a Valjoux 7750/7753 (e.g. Hamilton H-31) is always a good choice. If you are looking into vintage watches the Landeron 24/248 are nice, or even a vintage Omega Chronostop (Omega 865). Or take a look at Sellita SW500 if you are on a tight budget, still a great movement.

[@sneakyscorpia]

@JosephCooperWatchRepair Thank you for your advice, very much appreciated.

[@PaithanMycerinus]

really needs a better camera placement, fingers are constantly blocking the view.

[@grafikwork3808]

I think Joe has done a fantastic job! This is actually the my own watch a happily report the absolutely perfectly! Big thanks Joe your wonderful work my watch.