Hello sir, I bought my omega women's watch 8 months ago but these days it has a problem and it didnt work .please help me how can I solve my problem? thanks

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The battery is the first thing. You have no way of knowing how long the battery was in that watch before you bought it. Batteries are installed at the manufacturer and the battery might have been old before it was installed, then the watch might have sat in a warehouse for years before you bought it.

it is still under warranty
contact the ,manufacturer customer service and ask how to get a refund for the faulty item under warranty

when it is blinking just press the mode button to see the day of the week. to stop blinking,you only have to press the set button.

Your best bet would be contacting the manufacture and claiming defect like you said. A lot of clothing companies that branched into watches seem to have this problem. Because of the brand name, it is a high dollar designer watch that seems worth the buy, but after something goes wrong with it, you can't find any help anywhere without paying a arm and a leg for it. Your best bet would be to buy a brand of watch from a company that is only known for its watches, and the quality. Such as Invicta, Luminox, Casio, Citizen, Fossil, etc. with a big advantage of this being that brands such as these can almost always be fixed a watch shop. Good Luck, and I hope they replace you watch!

Omega claim that your watch will run for 40 or more hours, so stopping overnight should not happen. I doubt if you need to be particularly active to wind up the watch, otherwise this would make the problem quite common. My one experience of owning an automatic did not raise this sort of problem.

Discuss your problem with your supplier and describe your use. As you correctly say, having to hand wind i defeats the point of buying an autoamtic. (It could be that you have been sold two duff watches, however unlikely this may seem, it could happen).

You can get instructions from the Timex web site "timex.com".

At the bottom of the screen click on "manuals/downloads", then on "product
manual download"

Enter your watch type in the search box and click on "search"

You can get instructions from there web site.

Go to "wwwmodavo.com",

Select "service"

Select "download a PDF....." and select the watch that is similar to the one you bought.

Hi honestfunguy. Take it back! Omega watches are usually guaranteed for 2 years or even 3 years (Co-axial escapement), so you should not have a problem getting it repaired under warrantee. No way should it be be gaining (or losing) 10 minutes per day, let alone 10 minutes per hour. Could be any number of things, from a broken mainspring to problems with the timing regulator, but they are very complex watches and should not be looked at by anyone apart from Omega whilst in warrantee, otherwise you'll probably void the warrantee. Hope this helps; Eagle58