Will a omega pie pan dial fit without alteration a caliber 564 automatic constellation with a normal dial if it is removed would the dial pins fit also the hand pipes would they be long enough to go through pie pan dial thank you Email [email protected]

A grouping of stars or An omega watch. usually a high caliber chronometer.

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just behind the dial or on the box.

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Snap off or screw backs both need special tools to remove.
Simplest answer is take it to a watch maker or competent jeweller to replace the battery and if necessary re-seal the opening.

All decent watch repairers should issue at least 6 months warranty on their craftsmanship. If the watch repairer can not resolve the problem and your watch is still stopping, you can ask for full refund. Next time save your nerves and time - find on the web where your nearest Omega dealer is and bring the watch to them. It may take quite a lot of time and cost dearer, but you will have your watch serviced at proper Omega workshop and will get original Omega warranty.

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).

Use a thin blade where the caseback and the case itself meet. Then gently apply pressure and try to pry it out. The caseback should come right off.

if you are going to sell them try the market place ebay or a car boot sale.

Found solution at: http://www.timefactors.com/omegacon.htm Regards, Joe