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·Omega does outsource their straps and buckles to various makers. I know that some of their steel fold-over clasps are made in Asia.
It is difficult for an AD or OB to authenticate this strap. There are several models and variations within each model through the years. Some "new" straps sold on eBay and Chrono24 are very old stock when they used different stitching machines/techniques and edge painting. Newer straps have a tighter stitch and have folded/turned edges (full remborde). From the shape of that English point, I feel like it is not a current design. Overall, the strap looks ok to me.
If you are not comfortable with that seller, I am sure Omega boutiques can order locate/order the correct 20/16 for you and mail it to you. Newer straps are well made, but not all of them are perfect. There are straps with uneven stitching and you may get unlucky.
It is difficult for an AD or OB to authenticate this strap. There are several models and variations within each model through the years. Some "new" straps sold on eBay and Chrono24 are very old stock when they used different stitching machines/techniques and edge painting. Newer straps have a tighter stitch and have folded/turned edges (full remborde). From the shape of that English point, I feel like it is not a current design. Overall, the strap looks ok to me.
If you are not comfortable with that seller, I am sure Omega boutiques can order locate/order the correct 20/16 for you and mail it to you. Newer straps are well made, but not all of them are perfect. There are straps with uneven stitching and you may get unlucky.