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Farmer
·I own this model. Something about this one does not look right, need much better pictures to be sure.
Is this watch real or fake thread - aka Fake Busters!!
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watch_noob010
·I own this model. Something about this one does not look right, need much better pictures to be sure.
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watch_noob010
·Thank you for the response! Unfortunately all the pictures are low quality on this one, but I have attached the others available.
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SonnyUte
·It has nothing to do with image interpolation. No amount of image stretching can account for this. It is 100% fake as stated. The fake producers haven't been able to make one with the correct spacing of the subdials as of yet.
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newbie455
·Hello,
I just want to get some information as to the authenticity of my newly acquired Omega.
Thanks
I just want to get some information as to the authenticity of my newly acquired Omega.
Thanks
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoHello,
I just want to get some information as to the authenticity of my newly acquired Omega.
Thanks
Its a genuine Omega, however the dial has been refinished which destroys value, additionally the movement and case are in horrible condition.
I'd return it if you can.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoJust wear it and enjoy, obviously you liked it, it's just not a collector piece.
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David S
·I remember back in the mid 1990s it was mostly fake Rolex’s I had to worry about. But these days they seem to fake every watch above $500.
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Eric304
·Nice fakes are expensive these days
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High Hope
·Very rare Omega Space Skeleton, $399 on Etsy. Gruesome, morbid, and just...horrible. Really, someone will buy this?
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Stripey
·I saw this on a local auction (actually just down the road from me in London). Opening bid is about £2k with the buyer's premium, and a bit surprised it's attracted no bids at all (given bidding on other watches in the same auction). I wondered if there was some obvious red flag I am missing? The only thing I can think of is that for a watch that appears to have been worn quite a bit, judging by the bracelet and clasp, that ticket over the sapphire seems remarkably pristine.
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drhombus24
·Nothing jumps out at me as being wrong. It Could end up being a good purchase for you if it stays low, assuming you want it. Just be aware these are quite large on the wrist
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Stripey
·Nothing jumps out at me as being wrong. It Could end up being a good purchase for you if it stays low, assuming you want it. Just be aware these are quite large on the wrist
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YY77
·Thanks - I've always quite liked the idea of having one, but not at the price point. I might stick a bid in at the opening bid and see what happens. If they are right that the papers with it are from 2016, it's still in warranty, although I'm not basing anything on that.
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Stripey
·Ah, wonder if that has something to do with why it's up for sale.
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Warmond
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I just saw this Seamaster on Ebay and I find it nice at first sight, in particular the color of the dial.
Can you detect anything fundamentally wrong in this watch (non-legit, redial, etc)?
Minimum bid: 450 dollar.
This is the seller’s description:
“General: Excellent general conditions.
Dial: Original, in perfect condition, gold color.
Case: Gold Plated and Stainless Steel 35mm (Without crown)
Original crown marked Omega.
Cap: Screw type with "Seamaster" emblem engraved in the center in high relief.
Movement: In immaculate condition, original, Cal 1012 - 23 Jewels - Automatic
Bracelet: Supplied with 2 bands:
1: Original Omega bracelet, gold plated, diameter: 21 cm“
Thanks in advance for your input!
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoW WarmondDear all,
I just saw this Seamaster on Ebay and I find it nice at first sight, in particular the color of the dial.
Can you detect anything fundamentally wrong in this watch (non-legit, redial, etc)?
Minimum bid: 450 dollar.
This is the seller’s description:
“General: Excellent general conditions.
Dial: Original, in perfect condition, gold color.
Case: Gold Plated and Stainless Steel 35mm (Without crown)
Original crown marked Omega.
Cap: Screw type with "Seamaster" emblem engraved in the center in high relief.
Movement: In immaculate condition, original, Cal 1012 - 23 Jewels - Automatic
Bracelet: Supplied with 2 bands:
1: Original Omega bracelet, gold plated, diameter: 21 cm“
Thanks in advance for your input!
Google Seamaster 14763 which is what is marked inside the case back and you will not find this watch, so at the very least the case back is incorrect.
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Warmond
·Google Seamaster 14763 which is what is marked inside the case back and you will not find this watch, so at the very least the case back is incorrect.
Thx for your reply!
I just googled 'Omega Seamaster 14763' and I found several hits, for example, this one: https://www.omegawatches.com/watch-omega-seamaster-special-ot-14763.
