Supposedly from an estate of a watchmaker

But no Hallmark


What say you?

 

FAKE

 

thank you

 

Any chance they are from the 1960's-70's?

 

NO.

Packaging would have been completely different then.

These are completely FAKE.

 

and being returned.


Thank you all for your input.

 

Yes, the packaging is made to look like modern Omega packaging, but has no part number, date code, etc. on it, so completely fake.

 

Supposedly from a watchmakers estate, he was an uncle to everyone.

 

I just got offered a load of stuff from that watchmaker uncle's estate. Lots of pin pallets with OMEGA SEAMASTER neatly stenciled onto the three-quarter plate alongside the manufacturer's name. Not sure who they were intended to fool.

But did anyone see the 1945 black dial military with the ex-WD three pointed W on the dial and the three Ws in the rear case?

I was wondering about the Omega logo itself in the case back: I had assumed they always looked like a greek omega (and wondered about all those semi-circular ones with no greek letter coming from Ukraine) but is there a genuine Omega logo which resembles more a squiggle than the greek letter?

Lots of WW1 silver watches have an omega in a small circle which clearly arent Omegas (not sure what they are) but I had never come across a real Omega where the corporate logo doesn't look like the greek letter?

 

No, I meant this sort of thing (here the omega is upside down, normally it is the right way up. Even if it weren't an obvious marriage between a GS case and a Rolex movement, you arent seriously suggesting that any part of this is made by the Omega company?
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(ya always knows ya's dealin wit a pro when they use the words windup)

 

That is a silver hallmark for 'London - import', so a foreign made case hallmarked by the London assay office.

 

I have had one of these horseshoe buckles. It is supposed to look like this:

Beware, many, many fakes are around, especially on the bay.

 

The fake buckle mine field seems more dense than the fake watch mine field! When looking for a modern Omega buckle or related accessory I look no further than here http://www.ofrei.com/page572.html

 

Spot on,no Franks at that address!!