eugeneandresson
·It’s just a bezel.
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It’s just a bezel.
It’s just a bezel.
You should look at the "premium" paid for a similar issue - the 220 misprinted bezels. It's not going to make anyone rich...and this is far more easily replicated by someone ordering a DON bezel and putting it on a new watch, claiming it's one of the "rare" mistakes.
That’s true but without the below document no one will believe it.
« I have read that Omega has already recognized this peculiarity and has also offered the Watermonkey user a document that certifies the originality of the watch,«
Sure, but what are Omega basing this on? At this point no one knows if they even have a serial number range, so it's possible I could fit on to a watch and ask Omega for a letter as well.
As I said, even other bezel "mistakes" don't give a huge premium, and I really doubt this one will either.
I am going to play let’s pretend it’s a perfect world with my next statement so knives away boys.
in the Omega stock there are a batch of DON bezels signed out at X day and date, it may or may not have been noticed but it was obviously only after the watches in question have shipped.
logically (Irishman here so...) the bezels would have been fitted to a range of recent serial numbers known to Omega as they would be 2020 models.
Is that all far to simplistic ? Omega must know what happened and how.
That’s true but without the below document no one will believe it.
« I have read that Omega has already recognized this peculiarity and has also offered the Watermonkey user a document that certifies the originality of the watch,«