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Genuine, but in poor condition.
The case is massively over polished and the movement looks like it's spent years under the sea.
The dial is possibly original but looks to have staining.
What are your opinions on it?
Re: the subject watch. Case quite corroded around the perimeter, and quite likely cannot be sealed properly. Movement looks washed out. Rotor has been dragging on the bridges beneath it, as well as on the under side of the case back. By the time you fix up what is wrong with this one, you'll have rather a lot of money invested in it. I'd be looking for a much better watch if I were you.
How did you identify that the rotor had been dragging on the bridge beneath? The faint black marks next to the swan neck regulator? Trying to learn to gauge movement conditions as well. Haha.
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Look at the rotor near the word "Swiss". See how the edge has been flattened? That's from rubbing against the caseback.
However, with this watch, it's impossible to tell if this is caused by wear inside the movement (although that's a good bet), or simply because the movement has been shoved into a case that was not designed for it.
Hope this helps,
gatorcpa
This is a total frankenwatch. The case is much older than the movement or the dial (which I think is a bad refinish anyway)
Ref. 2582 should be a early bumper movement, cal. 351. Here is an example.
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/...0337/lot-dc2e4f4f-07de-4561-ac5b-a61a00f6d68e
This looks like a bunch of Omega parts thrown together.
Run away.
gatorcpa