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Need some help. Seamaster 200 from ebay
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Pvt-Public
·What is the reference number inside the case back? I'm Pretty sure that is an ETA movement, (I don't know if Omega used these or not) but cant quite make it out.
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janice&fred
·It's the real deal. Had quite a few of them. You did fine.
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Donn Chambers
·Looks real to me and in really nice condition. Dial and hands are in original condition and look fantastic.
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MiloKorv
·It's the real deal. Had quite a few of them. You did fine.
Looks real to me and in really nice condition. Dial and hands are in original condition and look fantastic.
Thank you for the replys, will relax and enjoy it 😀
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaAs your movement does not any Omega markings (i.e.: Omega caliber 1438), it may be that the movement was damaged and replaced with a new movement, in this case an ETA 255.461, which is exactly the same movement Omega used, just with their markings.
I'm only pointing this out in case it comes up in the future and somebody tells you that it's fake because the movement isn't marked Omega.
As others have noted, it's not a fake and it's a nice watch. Enjoy it.
I'm only pointing this out in case it comes up in the future and somebody tells you that it's fake because the movement isn't marked Omega.
As others have noted, it's not a fake and it's a nice watch. Enjoy it.
