Vintage Omega Geneve Restoration - Cal. 1012 from the 1970s

This time, I'm trying to restore a vintage Omega Geneve. This is sold at only $100 for parts for repair. Is it worth it?
This is a kind of how-to video but I am not a watchmaker and doing this hobby for my watch. Please let me know if you have any advice or suggestions. Thank you!

[@fredfarnackle5455]

Nice job, thanks for posting. There is something about seeing an Omega stripped to its component parts that never gets old, marvellous Swiss engineering.👍

[@joncaradies3155]

Great work ! Love the dial ......

[@nickjohnson217]

Nice renovation, I’d say this watch was used and worn in a very high humidity environment but it still survived it well, good work putting some life back into it.

[@patifelipe108]

Good work. Congrats!

[@frankcabrera734]

great work i am also starting . thank you for the video

[@musash777]

how did it go

[@mauriciomonge5349]

Amazing work, but, didn t you restore restore the shpere?.

[@berdan7116]

Can I know what oil/grease do you use on the movement and do you use the same type for every service or restoration?

[@vintagewatchtinkerer]

Yes, I use the same oil for all watches. I live in Japan so I use Citizen/Seiko oils (AO-2, AO-3, S-4, and S-6). For general hobby use, the minimum set will be a light oil (e.g., Moebius 9010) for jewels and medium/heavy oil (e.g., Moebius D5) for other metal pivots/contact points. For automatic movement, we also need a mainspring barrel breaking grease.

[@mikebruegger8654]

Nice work..... Maybe some lume?

[@dariuspri]

I have the same watch cal. but mechanical wind isn't working? Is it hard to change that module?

[@vintagewatchtinkerer]

It can be difficult because Omega doesn't provide module parts anymore. You'll need to find parts in Ebay.

[@Blackeye35]

What is the rust remover you use?

[@vintagewatchtinkerer]

It is something like Evapo Rust. Since I live in Japan, I used a Japanese domestic market product, Engineer ZC-28 liquid rust remover. It is Ammonium thioglycolate-based solution and it does not contain acid and alkali.

[@muffemod]

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[@user-wd4cj8cb8o]

Hey I have this watch it belonged to my grandpa, it has a missing winding stem and crown can you please help me I am from India and there is no omega service center here I just need the winding stem and crown where can I get it what size or part number is it Please help me

[@vintagewatchtinkerer]

You can find a winding stem easily. The search keyword will be like "Omega cal 1012 Winding stem". Finding an original crown might be difficult. The part number must be "omega 42052". I wish good luck to you.

[@user-wd4cj8cb8o]

I was able to find the winding stem but I couldn't gather any information about the crown size and model thank a lot

[@user-wd4cj8cb8o]

Could you also help me with knowing the diameter of the acrylic crystal

[@kswaminathan5439]

Very good restoration. Did I miss the fitting of the hacking lever? Something could have been done for the dial like how you restored the case. Nevertheless, a great video.