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jonrob0077
·So is this a knockoff?
Just wondering if this is a fake.
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jonrob0077
·I have had this for a few years and it keeps good time and works..
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Dan S
·It's legit. US-cased bumper automatic circa 1953. Based on the rotor rub, the movement could use some TLC.
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jonrob0077
·Aw
awesome thank you.
It's legit.
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jonrob0077
·I definitely will take it to get serviced.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFI’d take it to a good independent watchmaker rather than a factory service, it’ll be a decent wearable watch afterwards but keep in mind that era of watch is not water resistant at all.
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watchyouwant
·And , pls. , next time you introduce yourself for your first post here. This is the Vintage Omega Collectors site. Not a free vetting service . Manners matter. Kind regards. Achim
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jonrob0077
·It's legit. US-cased bumper automatic circa 1953. Based on the rotor rub, the movement could use some TLC.[/QUOTE
Thanks for your advice. The factory service Is a bit pricey. To be honest as long as it has sit in a desk drawer I'm surprised it still runs and keeps time.I’d take it to a good independent watchmaker rather than a factory service, it’ll be a decent wearable watch afterwards but keep in mind that era of watch is not water resistant at all.
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jonrob0077
·And , pls. , next time you introduce yourself for your first post here. This is the Vintage Omega Collectors site. Not a free vetting service . Manners matter. Kind regards. Achim
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jonrob0077
·I apologize. Name is Johnny. Nice to meet you.
