Fake ? or not

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Simonomis

·May 30, 2025

Hi picked this up in a lot , looks too clean to be original, but just want to be sure it's a fake .
Thanks

 

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Mark020

·May 30, 2025·not the sharpest pencil in the ΩF drawer

I'd say a real Dynamic

 

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Simonomis

·May 30, 2025

Mark020

I'd say a real Dynamic

Ok thanks , any idea what they go for I picked it up in a auction lot

 

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dsio

·May 30, 2025·Ash @ ΩF

Under a grand, not a rare or hugely sought after piece but a good daily wear piece to enjoy

 

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JimInOz

·May 30, 2025·Melbourne Australia

Mark020

I'd say a real Dynamic

I'd say that too.

Simonomis

any idea what they go fo

Depends on what continent you're on.
Google Omega Geneve Dynamic to see what's being asked and what's being realised.

 

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Simonomis

·May 30, 2025

JimInOz

I'd say that too.



Depends on what continent you're on.
Google Omega Geneve Dynamic to see what's being asked and what's being realised.

Thanks

 

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padders

·May 30, 2025·Oooo subtitles!

Note this seems to the less desirable second generation Dynamic from the early 70s found with the 1481, 1012 and 1022 movements and slightly more rounded case.

 

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Simonomis

·May 30, 2025

padders

Note this seems to the less desirable second generation Dynamic from the early 70s found with the 1481, 1012 and 1022 movements and slightly more rounded case.

Thanks , to check I'd need to take it to a shop and have the crystal removed ? Or does thaback open?

 

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padders

·May 30, 2025·Oooo subtitles!

Simonomis

Thanks , to check I'd need to take it to a shop and have the crystal removed ? Or does thaback open?

These are front loaders and a pain to open. I think they use a special tool or compressed air to pop the crystal. Not DIY!

 

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JimInOz

·May 30, 2025·Melbourne Australia

It's a Unishell case, so it would need a competent watchmaker with the right tools (not a crystal claw) to open the case.
It does not have a caseback you can open.

 

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BrokenSkunk

·May 30, 2025

Isn't Tool 107 (The Omega tool number stamped on the back of the case) a crystal claw?
http://www.old-omegas.com/tool107.html

But I agree with the others, dial looks original.

 

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Simonomis

·May 30, 2025

B BrokenSkunk

Isn't Tool 107 (The Omega tool number stamped on the back of the case) a crystal claw?
http://www.old-omegas.com/tool107.html

But I agree with the others, dial looks original.

Hi, No markings at all on the outside of the case back.

 

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BrokenSkunk

·Jun 3, 2025

Simonomis

Hi, No markings at all on the outside of the case back.

That'll be because it's worn off, or has been refinished.
All Dynamics of this era have the words "Waterproof" and "Tool 107" (gents) or "Tool 102" (ladies) on the rear of the case.

 

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redhos83

·Jul 2, 2025

Just picked this up today. Everything look legit to me. All the numbers match on the cards also. Can anyone confirm.

 

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ErichKeane

·Jul 2, 2025

R redhos83

Just picked this up today. Everything look legit to me. All the numbers match on the cards also. Can anyone confirm.

That is very much not a real Omega Dynamic.

 

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redhos83

·Jul 2, 2025

ErichKeane

That is very much not a real Omega Dynamic.

Oh dang I’m sorry I posted this in the wrong place. I’m still new in this forum trying to figure it all out.