Advice from the wise please

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I think it is dodgy.There are no close up shots of the atual watch. No pictures of the back of the watch and the hands look wrong. The very fact that the only picture of the dial is from a different watch would set alarm bells ringing. I would run a mile from this watch based on the info given on the listing.
 
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stay away - this is surely not the real deal. Look at the subdials - they are wider away from each other than on the one on the last picture. Hands should be silver instead of white. I assume this is a far east fake with a chines seagull hand winding movement (venus 175 clone).
 
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He says he has never worn the watch and had it in stroage since he bought it, but does not have the paperwork.
 
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No no no, it's all just fine.

Look, the seller's even trying to help a potential buyer:

On 27-Jun-15 at 16:13:46 AEST, seller added the following information:
if the winner prefers i can offer Direct Bank Deposit - details only to winner . thankyou

😒
 
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cheers and thanks. I am reassured that my nose said that this was wrong. Still getting the hang of this thing. I am a trusting sort of guy
 
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The very "symmetrical not" Omega logo and varying font size on the box was my first clue. Someone needs to pay this thieving idiot a visit! Well left alone Aussie Jim.
 
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The seconds do. It look good. And I do not see Swiss made in between 6 and 7pm. Plus that price? I am far from the expert but that looks shady to me.
 
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Also nice how he shows a different watch in the close up shot...silver hands while his are white...
 
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these fakes are out there. Just a bit of google....

by the way - the sellers of these fakes advertise them for $ 295.-



and as assumed with a seagull hand winding movement
 
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His received feedback is all as a buyer and no details shown of any transactions, even the most recent. And as JimInOz mentions above, the offer to use direct bank transfer, so bypassing all the buyer safeguards of PayPal, really does mean no comebacks.
 
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Referencing the pics above (difficult to see the ad pics clearly) The sub-dials almost touch the indexes on the fake. On real dial, there is clearly space between the two. Also on real dial, sub-dials have very little space between them, not a significant gap like the fake. And then the hands.......oh my, those white, white hands......... Good advise from the more experienced members here to stay away.
 
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100% fake, no doubt. Sub-dials too far apart, and that crown is much different than the real one, they use that crown on most all Speedy fakes I've seen over the years. There are other give aways, but this gives it away, right away 😉
 
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Hadn't noticed until I finished the thread, but the Omega logo and font on the box are ludicrous.
 
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Also nice how he shows a different watch in the close up shot...silver hands while his are white...

Here's his reason!

"hi , the last pic is from the net , some one asked what a closer look at face , my camera wont take very close pic so I put that photo on from the net ,I can delete if you want , but it does not worry me , thanks"
 
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Seller just delisted it.

Sounds like enough of us sent him messages.