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Hi, please help me to identify my watch
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··Vintage Omega AficionadoBased on your really crappy photo I'd say no. Case is very worn and polished too.
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seekingseaquest
·It’s a 2652 reference Constellation from the early 1950s, but no, the dial is not original.
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WatchPer
·I suggest open the watch and see the movement. Dial not original ,
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Ron Rizal
·It’s a 2652 reference Constellation from the early 1950s, but no, the dial is not original.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIt's a dog's breakfast to put it kindly.
The "Constellation" dial is lipstick on a pig.
The caliber 354 bumper movement has missing parts and severe physical and water damage.
It would be a money pit even if you were to consider buying it.
The "Constellation" dial is lipstick on a pig.
The caliber 354 bumper movement has missing parts and severe physical and water damage.
It would be a money pit even if you were to consider buying it.
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Syrte
·Welcome to the forum, if you’re interested in buying a vintage watch it’s important to take the time to learn.
There’s a great sticky thread called « learn how to fish ».
There’s a great sticky thread called « learn how to fish ».
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··Vintage Omega AficionadoIf it's already yours and you can't return it just wear it for what it is, a fυcking mess. If it's not don't make it yours.
https://omegaforums.net/threads/learn-how-to-fish.52603/
https://omegaforums.net/threads/learn-how-to-fish.52603/
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p4ul
·Apart from the above comments, if you want to learn what that POS should be then put the numbers you have highlighted into Google.
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Syrte
·Since the poster is probably not a native English speaker, « POS » = « piece of shit »
