Yep completely fake.
It can be a bit like that on here unfortunately. It's a helpful site but there is a harshness here that isn't found on somewhere like Instagram for example. The tone used by some people ( not specifically talking about this thread ) would get them a bop on the beak from me if they said it in real life
...would get them a bop on the beak from me if they said it in real life
I apologize, I was in a mood for lil joke, but should have known better, I consider myself still a noob myself and thus should have been more empathetic.
Maybe the case and the movement is correct but the dial and hands are a mess. Clear give away (among other things): Omega never printed 30mm on their dials.
Looks almost like something from a kit. I'll have to look around to see if these sets are being sold somewhere, like the fake Seamaster 120 sets.
Looks almost like something from a kit. I'll have to look around to see if these sets are being sold somewhere, like the fake Seamaster 120 sets.
OP, as you spend more time looking at authentic vintage watches, you will be able to quickly identify pieces like this as modern forgeries. This site is a good place to train your eye.
It's kind of scary how well that dial is executed. Only long experience looking at these watches would give a person any clue it was a fantasy dial.
...educate yourself further before making any purchases.
