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lamboid
·Hi all,
thanks for coming back to me.
It was a late night ebay bid, nothing too luxurious, only a a few £££.
Out of interest, what jumped out at you the most?
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Great forum!
I've had an offer accepted on this watch which would be my first Omega vintage watch and just wondered if people thought its genuine? It looked ok to my untrained eye but I'm no expert!!! There are no markings on the back panel though, but I wasn't sure whether this is a feature of the era.
Thanks so much in advance for your help.
Just wanted to bump this thread. I'm assuming the age puts it outside the realm of knowing. If anyone has any recommendations on what type of place I could take it to confirm authenticity, that would be helpful too!
ist a nice looking watch, and since it´s electronic propably not too expensive. But I couldn´t find any model that looked quite like it.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-OME...985360?hash=item2eece5e690:g:QQ4AAOSwAuNW6YBq
In fact I saw it. But what does it mean? English is not my language, but "restored" means recoloring it like when it was new? And my question is, is there a Omega constellation that looked like that when it was new. Or did they completely make it up? most electronic Omegas seem to have a red Omega logo.
anybody have an opinion on this? http://www.fathertimeantiques.com/i...2&view=item&id=1032:blank-template&Itemid=141
Am about to buy a Speedmaster Transitional. My first one. It looks genuine. But how can I be sure it actually is?