A Posts 7 Likes 3 avd88 ·Jan 24, 2023 Hi, Does anyone know why some seamasters have a different S? At first I thought one was a fake but I’ve seen that S several times now on vintage omegas. Below photos of two examples:
Posts 13,207 Likes 22,965 Davidt ·Jan 24, 2023 Different fonts from different periods. Your first ‘rounded S’ is typical of the mid 60’s and beyond. The ‘coat hanger as’ in your second pic is earlier. There’s also a ‘rounded S’ from the 50’s with a larger bottom half to the S
Posts 17,946 Likes 37,525 JimInOz ·Jan 24, 2023·Melbourne Australia There have been many many variations of Seamaster fonts over the years. Both examples you show look fine to me.
Posts 966 Likes 3,956 qazwsx1 ·Jan 24, 2023 Agree with @JimInOz 😀 Some of the variation in the “S” shape (in my collection) which I believe all of them are legit. Teerapat
Posts 5,082 Likes 15,701 DaveK ·Jan 24, 2023 The 2 humped “m” and the 3 humped “m” are another quirk. And to be honest, this was a really odd sentence to type.