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Is this seamaster real?
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fiberguy
·Really bad pic of dial, cant see any detail, but I would be willing to bet its a redial at best.
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Dan S
·Take a look at your post and ask yourself if it is plausible for someone to authenticate a watch based on those photos.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoMy cat doesn't wear a watch.
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gbesq
·Let me explain your post to you via analogy. What’s your favorite ornament on my Christmas tree?
I think that your watch probably has a refinished dial, but we can’t tell you anything without better photos. At a minimum, those should include clear, detailed photos taken in natural light showing a straight on closeup photo of the dial, the back of the watch, each side of the watch, the movement and the inside of the case back. Help us help you.
I think that your watch probably has a refinished dial, but we can’t tell you anything without better photos. At a minimum, those should include clear, detailed photos taken in natural light showing a straight on closeup photo of the dial, the back of the watch, each side of the watch, the movement and the inside of the case back. Help us help you.
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TimeODanaos
·You might like these - I've had them a while but I don't use them a lot nowadays. They are all great quality though.
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Burnoot
·Let me explain your post to you via analogy. What’s your favorite ornament on my Christmas tree?
I think that your watch probably has a refinished dial, but we can’t tell you anything without better photos. At a minimum, those should include clear, detailed photos taken in natural light showing a straight on closeup photo of the dial, the back of the watch, each side of the watch, the movement and the inside of the case back. Help us help you.
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Burnoot
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fiberguy
·Without better dial shots, I would be moving on regardless of case back and movement info
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanWalk away …..
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Davidt
·It’s rubbish. Absolute pass unless it’s dirt cheap (ie $100) and that’s the limit of your budget.
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Davidt
·The dial has been repainted which kills the collector value (and with it much of the monetary value) and the movement has led a harsh life (likely which led to the dial being in such poor condition it was refinished in this fantasy blue).
It’s simply a bad example of a vintage Omega.
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Burnoot
·The dial has been repainted which kills the collector value (and with it much of the monetary value) and the movement has led a harsh life (likely which led to the dial being in such poor condition it was refinished in this fantasy blue).
It’s simply a bad example of a vintage Omega.
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gbesq
·The dial has been repainted which kills the collector value (and with it much of the monetary value) and the movement has led a harsh life (likely which led to the dial being in such poor condition it was refinished in this fantasy blue).
It’s simply a bad example of a vintage Omega.
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Bruce235
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You won't find original blue until the 70s, look for a cosmic
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Davidt
·Most 60’s Seamaster non dive watches had silver dials. Occasionally they’re found with black dials. If you want blue you’re into the late 60’s and 70’s. Try Geneves and Seamaster Cosmics.
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