Great video, I' have this exact watch but in the blue and its about 15 years old and just had my jeweler change the battery for the second time over the weekend. Always wondered what it looked like inside as I only let professionals touch it and thats not me...lol....Mine had an interesting story when I first got it, for some reason you couldnt set it right on the hour after I had it for a couple of years so strange, it was still under warranty and it was sent back to Omega twice as the problem wasnt fixed the first time and they ended up replacing the entire movement. Love this classic watch and will never sell it, my son will inherit it one day
This is a fun video! Hunting for a 2264 myself and this is helpful as I have the proper tools to change batteries, install gaskets, etc. Thanks for sharing!
It would have been great to see how you actually take the battery out correctly (mine seems to be very tight and I don't want to damage anything), great video though, thanks for the upload.
Hi, found your video while looking for some info on this watch. I can see dust particles on the dial of mine (I think that occurred during a servicing at some point), and would really like to get in there remove the dust. Do you know what position the crown should be in before I remove it? Thanks.
Should had replaced it with a Renata battery but it's your choice. I always do on my swiss quartz watches including my SWATCH pieces just to be sure my new batteries are good.
I trying replacing the battery but it does not snuggle in the way it did here. Tried 395 and also thinner 371 but the same. Is there any lever for loosening and holding it tight?
flori114 im thinking of buying a smp 36mm quartz, its all scratched and the bezel needs to be replaced, do you know how much that can cost? Thanks a lot beforehand.
Well, I did show how to remove the caseback. The caseback unscrews (see 2:25 ) and the battery is picked out with your fingers, exactly the reverse of how you watched me place it in with my fingers (see 5:18) . Common sense, mate.
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Great video, I' have this exact watch but in the blue and its about 15 years old and just had my jeweler change the battery for the second time over the weekend. Always wondered what it looked like inside as I only let professionals touch it and thats not me...lol....Mine had an interesting story when I first got it, for some reason you couldnt set it right on the hour after I had it for a couple of years so strange, it was still under warranty and it was sent back to Omega twice as the problem wasnt fixed the first time and they ended up replacing the entire movement. Love this classic watch and will never sell it, my son will inherit it one day
This is a fun video! Hunting for a 2264 myself and this is helpful as I have the proper tools to change batteries, install gaskets, etc. Thanks for sharing!
It would have been great to see how you actually take the battery out correctly (mine seems to be very tight and I don't want to damage anything), great video though, thanks for the upload.
it takes a 370/371 dual drain battery. either one is fine ETA movement is 255461 1538 is the caliber movement. change the O-ring too
gorgeous! will get a gd second hand soon hopefully! i noticed this in the "Ray Donovan" series was awesome! thanks for this!
This specific watch does not use a 395 but a 373 Swiss watch and it is good to use Swiss batteries Renata has the correct amperage for the machine
Please make a video of how you open up the case back.
Hi, it unscrews.
What is the part number for a new caseback o-ring
Hi, found your video while looking for some info on this watch. I can see dust particles on the dial of mine (I think that occurred during a servicing at some point), and would really like to get in there remove the dust. Do you know what position the crown should be in before I remove it? Thanks.
I thought omega only made automatic movement watches
Should had replaced it with a Renata battery but it's your choice.
I always do on my swiss quartz watches including my SWATCH pieces just to be sure my new batteries are good.
Good job
The second hand hits the markers Beautiful..
Mine doesn’t :( any fix?
Not to my eyes it doesn't. But my 2264 does!
I trying replacing the battery but it does not snuggle in the way it did here. Tried 395 and also thinner 371 but the same. Is there any lever for loosening and holding it tight?
What tool you used for the back case?
Just a standard 3 pronged caseback opener with the circular shaped inserts.
i got my omega case opener tool from www.ofrei.com/page235.html
Also how much does it cost to do a full re finish service like the one you had and how you can get the case rubber seals? Thanks
Cesar Bojorquez about £300
flori114 I just got a full service for £300
flori114 im thinking of buying a smp 36mm quartz, its all scratched and the bezel needs to be replaced, do you know how much that can cost? Thanks a lot beforehand.
the bezel 300$
My lucky number is *_twelve thousand two hundred and seventy-eight_* : looks like I'll have to spend a good couple of days with blowing lol
Hi nice video, how long does it last or is still running the battery ?
48 months roughly.
I would like to know how can you tell if your Seamaster has definitely been back to Omega for a battery change? Do they provide documentation?
Omega put the blue dot if they change the battery
Id choose the grand seiko over 9f movement over Omega
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For someone so anal, you didn’t align the antimagnetic cover or set the time to the exact second - good job on the battery though 👍🏼🙂
Show how to remove caseback and battery otherwise completely useless video
Well, I did show how to remove the caseback. The caseback unscrews (see 2:25 ) and the battery is picked out with your fingers, exactly the reverse of how you watched me place it in with my fingers (see 5:18) . Common sense, mate.
@@dagazwatch2681 you show the caseback being removed with your fingers.wheres info about removal tool.Not so much common sense is it😀