This "Seamaster 300 Big Triangle" looks to be a classic fake. Would be a very expensive mistake!
http://www.chrono24.com/en/omega/seamaster-300-big-triangle--id4937694.htm
Do a google image search on "Omega 166.024" for comparison. You will notice a few things about the fake one; The date opening has no white lining around it, the 6 and the 9 are closed, instead of open. All the hour markers have small "stubs" at the end of each marker. In addition to this, the bezel looks off, but more experienced bezel experts would have to chime in to explain. There are also no pin holes on the 12 and 6 marker, however the jury is apparently still out as to wether this is a sure telltale sign or not.
Do a google image search on "Omega 166.024" for comparison. You will notice a few things about the fake one; The date opening has no white lining around it, the 6 and the 9 are closed, instead of open. All the hour markers have small "stubs" at the end of each marker. In addition to this, the bezel looks off, but more experienced bezel experts would have to chime in to explain. There are also no pin holes on the 12 and 6 marker, however the jury is apparently still out as to wether this is a sure telltale sign or not.
hiwatch99 is back with a new bridge with a 27m serial number on that awful frankenfake Speedmaster 69
It's more than a year he's trying to sell it:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/252661825785
