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New to vintage Omega..i think I got burned...
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·If you can, cancel the purchase. You are not the first one to ask this regarding similarly produced redials / frankenwatches. But what you bought doesn’t have anything to do with a watch Omega ever produced.
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Dan S
·Looks familiar.
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Walrus
·Didn’t one guy keep it cause he really liked the look? Ya you bought a non omega or maybe it was an omega at one point. If you can get out of paying due to the redial and the other issues mentioned it would serve you better. The good thing is if you hang around here or study a bit on your own you can pick mistakes like that up with a glance. Don’t beat yourself up just slow down and look around acting hastily isn’t always the best move. Cool your getting into vintage and omega it’s a lot of fun, but it can also be a lot of money (doesn’t always have to be) but the popularity and money factor brings out unsavory characters like the seller of the watch above. Is that 30mm supposed to be 30 millimeters of water resistance or the size of the case.
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apsm100
··Noob taxpayerYeah I would cancel it. I think the whole dial is just plain fake.
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timoss
·Might be tough to get out of, since the description basically says it is not original:
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·Based on the description I think my argument would be that it says the crosshairs have been restored. Not that the entire dial has been repainted. That’s what I’d try and use as an out anyway.
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apsm100
··Noob taxpayerOh boy hammer price near $3600 after premium. 🤔
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TimeODanaos
·I feel for you OP, sorry.
Sorry, it might indeed be tough to get out of, but not because there is an ounce of sense in the description - which might more accurately say, "blatant attempt to deceive".
This.
Might be tough to get out of, since the description basically says it is not original
what you bought doesn’t have anything to do with a watch Omega ever produced.
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Out of TIME!
·How are you going to get it to close without snapin the stem.
There is no notch in that back & the stem is right there.
Careful & check that, don't forse it.
? 29% Buyers Premium ? Too high, don't deal with them again.
I don't know where this watch was auuctioned at & I don't want to know.
Ciao! Mike
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··Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can.Who was the other bidder?
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·Don't pay. Say, it is a fake. And you go to report the seller and the platform to the Police. That will do it. Good luck !
