o it will have to go back to omega which is £££’s and months away rather than weeks.
go to an Omega store and the service will be back to weeks.
I stupidly bought my speedy form goldsmiths and when it went through them for a service, as there were case imperfections from new, it took months but Omega had only had it for a couple of days – as shown by the paperwork when it came back with massive polishing stiation marks on whch Omega claimed the owner (me) must have done, so it must have been someone in goldsmiths itself having a practise at polishing and screwing it up, then forwarding it on to Omega.
(I eventually got a new one after complaining and an Omega marketing guy stepped in – Goldsmiths were useless).
One of the major risks to a watch imho is putting it on and then pushing you shirt tails down into your jeans whilst getting dressed – and then scratching the watch with the rivets on the jeans!
My speedy service was about £500 but the watch comes back as new (unless you have some massively deep scratch on it), so the seamaster will be cheaper as it is not a chronograph nor a moonphase like mine.