Every automatic, manual, and quartz watch ticks. I find them relaxing to hear. Ticking is not a red flag. A lack of ticking would be.
And yes, my hearing is good!
I got bad news for you....
Hello All,
I am new here and new to the luxury watch world. I recently bought my first Omega Seamaster diver 300 from a reputable dealer on chrono24. Everything with the watch seems to check out so far including the matching serial numbers, being able to check METAS cert on the Omega website, and the serial number matching the watch in the Omega database. I did notice on the international warranty card under the signed date there is no code for I believe to be a country code. Is this normal? The watch comes from Singapore and the stamped AD is a legit Omega retailer. Does this warranty card look legit?
He quoted who it’s for and I believe he’s saying their hearing isn’t as good as they think 😉
I got bad news for you....
How's this seamaster? Legit?
How's this seamaster? Legit?
Looks like a bad fake. For starters: the bezel looks like it has an aluminum insert (should be ceramic), the lume pip is hideous (very protuberant and extending beyond the triangle), wrong bracelet clasp, and HE valve is in the wrong position. And that’s just what can be seen with these poorly lit garbage photos.
Hi friends,
I am planning to buy an Omega de ville to father for his birthday. I compare this pics with other referecens and it looks legit. Nevertheless, I am quite knew in vintage watches, and I would appreciate if someone can help me to check if this Omega is fake or not.
Also, it is possible to restore the dial?
Model: De Ville
Reference number: 111.0148
Movement: Manual winding
Case diameter: 32 x 35 mm
I would appreciate any help!
Thanks in advance!
Hello new members...
Welcome to the OmegaForums.net!!
I have specifically created this thread just for the newbies who come on here after they have been given a watch buy their uncle's uncle twice removed OR they have bought what you think is a legit Omega off good old flee bay!
The idea is you post your watch here and it is discussed by our panel of experts, who I might add, may say few choice words like 🤬 and 🤬 or maybe 🤬.
The will endeavour to be as blunt as possible, but getting you the answer you are looking for.
The main idea is this..
It will remove the countless new threads asking 'Is my watch fake?' or 'I was left this by my dad's dad's dad from 1860'
Any new threads will be merged in to this one as of now.
Thanks very much.
The OF Management & Moderation Department.
Fire away!!
