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aussiewatchguy
·Hi all.
So the missus has gone and purchased an Omega Deville from evilbay. She had it delivered to my place as a surprise. Upon opening the package, I am extremely suspect on its authenticity. It seems to be "vintage", maybe 70's or early eighties. It measures 32mm across with a strap width of 16mm. To me the face looks clean and clear (without "Swiss Made"), with an unscratched slightly domed crystal, but that's where it ends. The Deville design on the case back, looks flatter than most I have seen, and once opened has no reference to Omega or a serial number. I can read on the movement, what looks to have an ETA logo with "No (0) Jewels" inscribed on it. I am an admirer of Omega but don't own one (yet). Can you prove my theory wrong, so I don't have to tell her it's a fake. I have already bought her two fake objects that cost me as much as a good second hand, genuine, Omega, so I don't want to break up with her over $100
So the missus has gone and purchased an Omega Deville from evilbay. She had it delivered to my place as a surprise. Upon opening the package, I am extremely suspect on its authenticity. It seems to be "vintage", maybe 70's or early eighties. It measures 32mm across with a strap width of 16mm. To me the face looks clean and clear (without "Swiss Made"), with an unscratched slightly domed crystal, but that's where it ends. The Deville design on the case back, looks flatter than most I have seen, and once opened has no reference to Omega or a serial number. I can read on the movement, what looks to have an ETA logo with "No (0) Jewels" inscribed on it. I am an admirer of Omega but don't own one (yet). Can you prove my theory wrong, so I don't have to tell her it's a fake. I have already bought her two fake objects that cost me as much as a good second hand, genuine, Omega, so I don't want to break up with her over $100
