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Old School Ladies Omega - 18K - Need Info./Help
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·A number of things jump out at me. It is not a Seamaster! Unlike any DeVille model I’ve ever seen. Details regarding the poor finishing tells me “not Omega”. No sign of a manufacturers trade mark which is mandatory on karat gold items. “Diamonds” look very suspicious, but the definition in your photo is no help.
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·A number of things jump out at me. It is not a Seamaster! Unlike any DeVille model I’ve ever seen. Details regarding the poor finishing tells me “not Omega”. No sign of a manufacturers trade mark which is mandatory on karat gold items. “Diamonds” look very suspicious, but the definition in your photo is no help.
The pictures were sent from his mother in law. My buddy now has that watch in his possession. I’m going to ask him for some better quality pics and upload them here in 5 minutes. Maybe that will help.
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·Added a few more pictures.
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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega AficionadoSorry it looks fake to me. Gold fineness on something like this would typically be marked as .750 not 18K. Far too many off details on this one.
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·The stones appear to be glued in rather than bead set. Diagnosis? Likely rhinestones. I’m going to call it a fake!
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI'd go so far as to call it a counterfeit.
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Pastorbottle
·Even to me who is in no way an expert………..It smells like a wrong’un!
If I can pick it as wrong, then that should be a fair warning.
If I can pick it as wrong, then that should be a fair warning.
