Authorised Omega Service Centre

Omega Watch Servicing & Repairs

Entrust your Omega to the experienced workshop team at Marcus Tempus in Barnet, North London. As an authorised Omega service centre, we provide professional servicing, fault diagnosis, restoration and pressure testing for customers across London and the UK, covering modern, vintage, mechanical and quartz Omega watches.

Each watch is assessed individually using specialist equipment, approved procedures and genuine Omega components where required and available.

The Omega Workshop

Authorised Care for an Iconic Swiss Watch

Every Omega entrusted to Marcus Tempus is assessed within our Barnet workshop. Whether servicing a modern Co-Axial movement, a treasured Speedmaster, an everyday Seamaster or a vintage family watch, our approach remains careful, transparent and precise.

We explain the recommended work before servicing begins and provide a clear estimate for approval. Complete servicing is backed by our two-year workshop warranty, subject to the terms of the repair.

Our workshop combines traditional watchmaking experience with professional timing machines, pressure-testing equipment, cleaning systems and brand-appropriate tools.

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Genuine Components

Genuine Omega components are used where required, appropriate and available for the model.

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Co-Axial Expertise

Professional assessment and servicing for selected Omega Co-Axial and modern mechanical calibres.

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Two-Year Warranty

Complete servicing is supported by our two-year workshop warranty, subject to repair terms.

Models We Regularly See

Omega Collections We Service

Our workshop assesses a broad range of Omega watches, from contemporary sports models to elegant dress watches and vintage pieces. Servicing remains subject to the condition of the watch and the availability of suitable parts.

Seamaster

Diver, Aqua Terra, Planet Ocean and heritage Seamaster models.

Speedmaster

Professional, Moonwatch, automatic and selected chronograph references.

Constellation

Mechanical, automatic and quartz Constellation watches.

De Ville

Classic, Co-Axial and dress watches from the De Ville family.

Railmaster

Modern and heritage-inspired Railmaster models.

Vintage Omega

Vintage wristwatches and selected Omega pocket watches.

Workshop Services

Omega Servicing, Testing & Restoration

Each repair begins with a workshop assessment. We recommend only the work appropriate to the watch, its condition and how it will be worn.

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Complete Mechanical Service

Movement disassembly, cleaning, inspection, lubrication, reassembly, regulation and final testing.

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Quartz Servicing

Diagnosis, movement assessment, electrical testing and repair for selected quartz Omega watches.

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Co-Axial Servicing

Careful servicing and regulation for selected modern Omega Co-Axial movements.

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Pressure Testing

Seal assessment and water-resistance testing where appropriate for the watch and repair.

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Case & Bracelet Refinishing

Polishing and refinishing carried out with respect for the original case shape and surface finish.

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Vintage Restoration

Sensitive restoration of vintage Omega watches while preserving originality wherever possible.

Approved Workshop Standards

Genuine Omega Parts & Careful Diagnosis

Accurate diagnosis is essential before replacing components. Our watchmakers inspect the movement, winding system, crown, pushers, crystal, seals, case and bracelet before preparing an estimate.

Genuine Omega components are used where required and available. For vintage watches, availability can vary by reference and calibre, so every restoration is discussed individually.

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Movement Inspection, cleaning, lubrication and regulation
Water Resistance Crown, seals and case assessed where appropriate
External Condition Case, crystal and bracelet reviewed before work begins
Final Control Function, timing and performance checked after servicing

Inside Our Workshop

Your Omega Service Journey

Follow your watch through the principal stages of a complete service, from its first assessment to final quality control.

Nothing begins without your approval. We explain the recommended work and provide a clear estimate before servicing starts.
Omega watch undergoing its initial workshop assessment at Marcus Tempus
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Initial Assessment

Your Omega is inspected and its condition, functions and service history are considered before a detailed workshop estimate is prepared.

Omega watch movement carefully dismantled for servicing at Marcus Tempus
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Complete Disassembly

Once approved, the case is opened and the movement is removed and dismantled. Components are carefully organised for cleaning and inspection.

Dismantled Omega watch movement components arranged in specialist cleaning baskets at the Marcus Tempus workshop
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Specialist Cleaning

Movement components are cleaned in specialist solutions to remove old lubricants and fine contamination before closer examination.

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Component Inspection

Every cleaned part is examined for wear or damage. Genuine Omega components are fitted where required, appropriate and available.

Omega watch movement being reassembled and lubricated at Marcus Tempus
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Reassembly & Lubrication

The movement is rebuilt with controlled lubrication at the correct points, with each function checked throughout assembly.

Omega watch movement undergoing precision timing and regulation at Marcus Tempus
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Timing & Regulation

Mechanical performance is measured and regulated in multiple positions while accuracy and amplitude are monitored on professional timing equipment.

Omega watch undergoing professional pressure testing at the Marcus Tempus workshop
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Sealing & Pressure Testing

The crown, case and seals are assessed. Where appropriate, the completed watch is pressure tested to verify its water-resistance performance.

Completed Omega watch following final quality control at Marcus Tempus
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Final Quality Control

Timekeeping, winding, power reserve and functions are monitored before your Omega is prepared for collection or insured return.

The Marcus Tempus Watch Archive

Discover Watches from Our Archive

Explore a growing collection of previously sold and documented watches that have passed through Marcus Tempus. The archive celebrates distinctive references, vintage design and the stories behind remarkable timepieces.

Explore the Watch Archive
Archive Note

Archive watches are retained for reference and inspiration. Availability is shown individually on each product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Omega Watch Servicing FAQs

Are you an authorised Omega service centre?

Yes. Marcus Tempus provides authorised Omega servicing from its workshop in Barnet using appropriate technical information, specialist equipment and approved procedures.

Do you use genuine Omega parts?

Genuine Omega components are used where required, appropriate and available for the specific model and repair.

Can you service Omega Co-Axial watches?

We assess and service selected Omega Co-Axial watches. The exact work required depends on the calibre, condition and technical needs of the watch.

Do you pressure test Omega watches?

Pressure testing and seal assessment are carried out where appropriate. A watch must be assessed before any statement about water resistance can be made.

Can you restore a vintage Omega?

Yes, subject to inspection and parts availability. We aim to preserve originality wherever possible and discuss restoration choices before work begins.

Can I post my Omega to your workshop?

Yes. Our postal watch service is available for customers across the United Kingdom and can include insured collection and return arrangements.

Is the service covered by a warranty?

Complete servicing is backed by our two-year workshop warranty, subject to the terms and scope of the repair.

Speak to the Workshop

Need Advice About Your Omega?

Tell us about the watch, the problem you are experiencing and any known service history. You can also send photographs by WhatsApp for an initial look before visiting.