Is this too good to be true??

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mantequillas

·Feb 13, 2020

I am looking for help is this too good to be true??



Thanks to all who look just starting to get in to true vintage Omegas!

 

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Edward53

·Feb 13, 2020

The dial looks good to me. Not sure the hands are original though as the minute extends well beyond the minute track. The case looks quite heavily polished.

 

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MSNWatch

·Feb 13, 2020·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Everything is bad about that watch - redial, overpolished case, and poor movement condition.

 

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Rochete

·Feb 13, 2020

Looks like a bad redial to me.

 

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MSNWatch

·Feb 13, 2020·Vintage Omega Aficionado

This is how that dial should look like:

 

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mantequillas

·Feb 13, 2020

Thanks for your help!

 

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DaveK

·Feb 13, 2020

Edward53

The dial looks good to me. Not sure the hands are original though as the minute extends well beyond the minute track. The case looks quite heavily polished.

Polished to the point of the springbars sticking out? That's bananas.

 

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Alpha

·Feb 13, 2020

Not so sure about polished, perhaps

 

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alexei.joukovski

·Feb 13, 2020

If some corrosion from the air on winding wheels means a movement is in 'bad condition' - I don't know what you consider good. Wow.

 

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mantequillas

·Feb 13, 2020

I am wondering if is just a cheep pin that is too long.

 

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Edward53

·Feb 14, 2020

Edward53

The dial looks good to me. Not sure the hands are original though as the minute extends well beyond the minute track. The case looks quite heavily polished.

MSNWatch

Everything is bad about that watch - redial, overpolished case, and poor movement condition.

I'll stick to the ones I know.....🙁