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  1. omegafanatic88 Feb 4, 2019

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  2. Vercingetorix Spam Risk Feb 4, 2019

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    ::popcorn::
     
  3. omegafanatic88 Feb 4, 2019

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    Haha
     
  4. wsfarrell Feb 4, 2019

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    That's hilariously bad, in my opinion. One obvious tell is the Patek medallion haphazardly glued to the back of the movement.

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  5. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Feb 4, 2019

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    Hint a luxury brand would not have something with the printing in the hour markers that offset.
     
  6. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Feb 5, 2019

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    These are "replica"* clocks and aren't official Omega products.

    * ("Replica" means "Fake", and also "Counterfeit")

    Even the "Omega" display clocks aren't made by Omega, but by another company in Switzerland that make display clocks for many brands. I think it's RUEGG S.A. in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

    There are thousands of "dealer display clocks" floating around on the interwebs. Most of the fake ones have nice Swiss sounding names etc on the quartz motor like this:

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    But the closest any part of this clock ever got to Switzerland was the fake stamping and stickers.
     
  7. Kwijibo Feb 19, 2019

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    This is one huge watch :whipped: