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FAKE OMEGA?
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BlackTalon
··This Space for RentAsk them to pull the sticker off the display back and take photos of the movement.
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fiberguy
·Pretty sure it fake, the serial number 82186396 is used for many fake modern seamaster models
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorHow much did you pay for it ? Will be a big tell if it is or not ….
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Larry S
··Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.Fake… look at the indices.
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Laser etching looks suspect.
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Walrus
·Did you buy it somewhere you can return it. That’s a very nice thought you had the intent of getting ur husband a nice watch but the scammers ruined it if indeed it’s fake (kinda looks it) but I’m not an expert in such matters
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Scarecrow Boat
·I am honestly a little suspect of it. I will attach two screenshots:
1. The seconds hand on yours looks too long. Thank you, btw, for including good and direct on images. Yours is on the left and from Omega's website on the right. You can see your seconds hand overlaps the minute track on the dial whereas the one shown on Omega's website does not.
2. Maybe this is due to the lighting in your images compared to the bright light from Omega, but you can see a dial texture, almost like a sunburst effect on the dial on the right, whereas yours does not appear to have this. This image of yours is the best example and I feel, even in your lighting, we should see that texture. I hope this makes sense.
1. The seconds hand on yours looks too long. Thank you, btw, for including good and direct on images. Yours is on the left and from Omega's website on the right. You can see your seconds hand overlaps the minute track on the dial whereas the one shown on Omega's website does not.
2. Maybe this is due to the lighting in your images compared to the bright light from Omega, but you can see a dial texture, almost like a sunburst effect on the dial on the right, whereas yours does not appear to have this. This image of yours is the best example and I feel, even in your lighting, we should see that texture. I hope this makes sense.
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Geezer
·Impressive but fake.
If you look carefully at the movement you can actually see the real balance bridge peak out from under the plate that mimics the genuine movement.
There is an interesting comparison on Fratello watches:
https://www.fratellowatches.com/omega-seamaster-300m-james-bond-real-vs-fake/#gref
If you look carefully at the movement you can actually see the real balance bridge peak out from under the plate that mimics the genuine movement.
There is an interesting comparison on Fratello watches:
https://www.fratellowatches.com/omega-seamaster-300m-james-bond-real-vs-fake/#gref
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redpcar
·If the serial number is actually 82186396 then it is a fake. Found a replica forum that explains the different versions of the fakes and the associated serial numbers. This particular one is "V2".
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BarbVl
·In the last years i seen a lot of new fakes Omega even with the cards..I assume that being a new watch it will came with the cards and also check the cards and you will spot differences to the Omega ones..Regards
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johnireland
·Sorry for the buyer and her husband. She certainly meant well.
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gbesq
·Fake, I'm afraid. If you bought the watch usng a credit card, I would contact your credit card issuer, explain the situation, and determine if there is any basis for disputing the charge.
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Rhejen
·This is one of may favorites. I'm so new though that the only thing I see if that the second hand is a little to long. I need a better eye for these.
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Om3ga321
·Fake
To explain in lay mans terms.
Look how far the winder extends past the body of the watch.
To explain in lay mans terms.
Look how far the winder extends past the body of the watch.
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