identifying authenticity omega seamaster

S sande

and do you find it normal to give your opinion without having yet another proof? When I tell you that the sheet of paper is white, why do you tell me it's black? so that in the future he will not give his opinion to those who do not know how to analyze a picture ... and especially not to make bad jokes that he was the bulb of a trader in the room ...

timecube

Your watch is beautiful and so are you.

timecube

@sande ignore the haters. Your watch is beautiful and so are you.

ConElPueblo

I am surprised to see that what I identified as broken gold cap was just a reflection.

I hope that @sande will calm down a bit and perhaps moderate her replies somewhat… I still think the watch is fairly expensive for what it is, but I hope that it will most likely bring the owner a lot of joy 😀

Transitus

At the risk of kicking a hornets nest, I'm interested in what the explanation could be here.
I don't condone the response of the OP but they have stated forcibly that the gold capping is not broken and provided photos where it does indeed appear to be in tact.

These are only photos after all - and as subject to any illusory effects as any representational image. I'd be more inclined towards Occam's razor myself. The simplest explanation is that it is a reflection - and not a particularly faithful image.