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  1. JeffreyRoss Mar 7, 2016

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    Hello! I've had a grandparent's watch stored away for 15+ years and recently stumbled back across it and realized it is an Omega Seamaster. Upon realizing this, I'm considering having it restored. This watch is in incredibly poor shape (loose second hand, date border, and minute markers), so before I have it restored, I would like to know if it's a genuine Omega. Any insight this community could offer would be incredibly helpful. See photos below.
     
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  2. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Mar 7, 2016

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    You've been here 14 minutes and still don't have an avatar?
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  3. redpcar Mar 7, 2016

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    I hope that Omega wasn't on their wrist when it fell off that 20 story building. It appears to have taken a big shock.
     
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  4. Pvt-Public Mar 8, 2016

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    No avatar = No answers.