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This is a video of how to fix the stuck pusher on your Seamaster Clasp. Just picked up a brand new (from AD) Seamaster blue wave diver and today—with no explainable reason—the clasp jammed while it was on my wrist. Both buttons stuck in the . During my second flight, the clasp suddenly opened and I was able to take the watch off. After I removed it, I closed the clasp and it stuck again. But at least it's not on my .
This is a video of how to fix the stuck pusher on your Seamaster Clasp. Just picked up a brand new (from AD) Seamaster blue wave diver and today—with no explainable reason—the clasp jammed while it was on my wrist. Both buttons stuck in the pushed-in position. In the end, in order to remove the watch, I had to remove a link. During my second flight, the clasp suddenly opened and I was able to take the watch off. After I removed it, I closed the clasp and it stuck again. But at least it's not on my wrist this time! Yes, this is a known issue with the seamaster clasp. I would recommend calling an Omega Boutique, explain what is going on and see what those parts cost.
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On the inside of your clasp, find the center hole where the nub of the clasp thingy goes into. With your thumb, push/pinch as hard as you can on the metal right next to that hole on whatever side the push button is stuck and it should pop right out.Inside the clasp, the buttons are connected to small plates. The plates are held in place by friction and two little springs. The springs jump out of the track (folded metal part in the bottom right of the picture) and jam. I read some forums that claim it is a known issue with some of . There have been several threads on this. It appears to be a relatively common fault on these clasps. I believe Omega is replacing them under warranty. So, either contact Omega or your dealer and ask to have the entire clasp replaced and not repaired.
I bought my Seamaster Planet Ocean about 8 months ago and just had one of the clasp release buttons stick. I had to remove 2 screws to remove the watch and will be sending it in for repairs as soon as I make it back to the states. Yesterday one of the clasp release buttons on the bracelet of my Seamaster 300M (current model) started getting stuck open when i push it. In other words, when i go to open the clasp, one of the buttons kind of clicks and then just stays pushed in.
I noticed that lately I have had to make a concerted effort to get the clasp on my Omega Seamaster Chronograph Titanium ref. 2298.80 to properly latch. If I didn't, I could stick a fingernail under the clasp and pop it open.This is a video of how to fix the stuck pusher on your Seamaster Clasp. Just picked up a brand new (from AD) Seamaster blue wave diver and today—with no explainable reason—the clasp jammed while it was on my wrist. Both buttons stuck in the pushed-in position. In the end, in order to remove the watch, I had to remove a link. During my second flight, the clasp suddenly opened and I was able to take the watch off. After I removed it, I closed the clasp and it stuck again. But at least it's not on my wrist this time!
Yes, this is a known issue with the seamaster clasp. I would recommend calling an Omega Boutique, explain what is going on and see what those parts cost. On the inside of your clasp, find the center hole where the nub of the clasp thingy goes into. With your thumb, push/pinch as hard as you can on the metal right next to that hole on whatever side the push button is stuck and it should pop right out.Inside the clasp, the buttons are connected to small plates. The plates are held in place by friction and two little springs. The springs jump out of the track (folded metal part in the bottom right of the picture) and jam. I read some forums that claim it is a known issue with some of .
There have been several threads on this. It appears to be a relatively common fault on these clasps. I believe Omega is replacing them under warranty. So, either contact Omega or your dealer and ask to have the entire clasp replaced and not repaired. I bought my Seamaster Planet Ocean about 8 months ago and just had one of the clasp release buttons stick. I had to remove 2 screws to remove the watch and will be sending it in for repairs as soon as I make it back to the states. Yesterday one of the clasp release buttons on the bracelet of my Seamaster 300M (current model) started getting stuck open when i push it. In other words, when i go to open the clasp, one of the buttons kind of clicks and then just stays pushed in.
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