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Detectorist
·It’s very difficult to tell with this one - the spacing looks a little wide but perhaps still original? Please let me know your thoughts.
Is this 2828 Seamaster a re-dial?
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Detectorist
·It’s very difficult to tell with this one - the spacing looks a little wide but perhaps still original? Please let me know your thoughts.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI go for redial.
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Tony C.
··Ωf Jury memberYes, redial.
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eNielsen
·Redial for sure. Texture and font is off
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Passover
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An original one from the same seller:
O is round and the Automatic A has flat top
watch is rather small with 32 mm...
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amuscare87
·Redial
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!Unless you’ve been studying a particular Omega model for years follow the golden rules below and you won’t go far wrong:
* If it’s a black dial Omega dress watch# from pre 1980 it’s a redial
* If it’s a Speedmaster pre 1980 it’s a Franken
* If it’s a SM300 it’s a fake (or Watchco - same thing really 😉 )
Do this and you’ll be fine.
# by which I mean any model that’s isn’t a Speedy or SM300
* If it’s a black dial Omega dress watch# from pre 1980 it’s a redial
* If it’s a Speedmaster pre 1980 it’s a Franken
* If it’s a SM300 it’s a fake (or Watchco - same thing really 😉 )
Do this and you’ll be fine.
# by which I mean any model that’s isn’t a Speedy or SM300
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Shabbaz
·Unless you’ve been studying a particular Omega model for years follow the golden rules below and you won’t go far wrong:
* If it’s a black dial Omega dress watch# from pre 1980 it’s a redial
* If it’s a Speedmaster pre 1980 it’s a Franken
* If it’s a SM300 it’s a fake (or Watchco - same thing really 😉 )
Do this and you’ll be fine.
# by which I mean any model that’s isn’t a Speedy or SM300
