The watch itself looks good to me apart from the bezel. The bezel itself looks genuine, but the aluminum insert does look aftermarket. All of its markings are way thicker than those on the real things.
The watch itself looks good to me apart from the bezel. The bezel itself looks genuine, but the aluminum insert does look aftermarket. All of its markings are way thicker than those on the real things.
Movement, serial and reference on the card check out. Boutique name also seems to match with an AD. As for the cards, these seem to be the modern ones, which I’ve seen pop up starting from the waveless ceramic Seamaster 300’s onward. Perhaps yours was one of the latest batches, sold during the transition from the old to newer cards?
Serial and reference match on the Omega Extranet...
Serial number: 85723422
Article ref: 22208000
Is this serial number actually on the watch?
The bezel or insert is fake. The bracelet is either more worn out than any other I've seen, or is fake.
Honestly I would pass on this one.
Can you take some more photos of the clasp opened up, showing the model inscriptions and also the dive extension at full extension? That could give us a better idea if it's fake.
If the bracelet is fake there's zero reason to keep the watch. Like I said before, I can live with the aftermarket bezel insert if there was a discount given. But a fake bracelet is 100% a deal killer.
I don't see anything glaringly wrong, other than the OMEGA engraving that lacks sharpness. Which again, could be due to aggressive polishing.
But maybe someone else sees something off.
I don't see anything glaringly wrong, other than the OMEGA engraving that lacks sharpness. Which again, could be due to aggressive polishing.
But maybe someone else sees something off.
