Kristin Harrell
The media could not be loaded. My 1967 Omega Chronostop stopped working the other day. The original hairspring became tangled and broke.I didn’t want to buy an authentic omega balance from 1967 for $300 so I bought this and figured I’d give it a shot.The balance wheel ended up being to large but I was able to remove the hairspring on it and put it on the omega balance wheel.Watch is now functional and looks and runs great again.Ended up saving myself $295 and learned a lot about watch making in the process.
