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MacBrag
路Hello good fellows,
I am thinking of buying my first Omega and join the vintage watch family. I have read a lot about the mine field on vintage and am inclined to strike a considered deal.
What am I eyeing:
This vintage Omega got offered to me. I like chronographs and gold so it ticks some boxes. The buyer could meet in real life so I get the chance to thorougly inspect it but want to be prepared.
What do I see?
The case does look nice and correct. However I see some polishing on the lugs.
Dial:
The dial looks Nice but what worries me in the lack of arrow in the tachymeter, however some models do not seem to have it. Also, the printing on the subdials look too far of the edge, and the 3-6-9 and 6 o' clock look too fat. Not sure how right I am there. Also, I cannot find watches with a flat topped A in 'Omega'.
I would appreciate someone checking my first experience with an authenticity check, also to see if I am any good at it.
Cheers guys, let me know.
I am thinking of buying my first Omega and join the vintage watch family. I have read a lot about the mine field on vintage and am inclined to strike a considered deal.
What am I eyeing:
This vintage Omega got offered to me. I like chronographs and gold so it ticks some boxes. The buyer could meet in real life so I get the chance to thorougly inspect it but want to be prepared.
What do I see?
The case does look nice and correct. However I see some polishing on the lugs.
Dial:
The dial looks Nice but what worries me in the lack of arrow in the tachymeter, however some models do not seem to have it. Also, the printing on the subdials look too far of the edge, and the 3-6-9 and 6 o' clock look too fat. Not sure how right I am there. Also, I cannot find watches with a flat topped A in 'Omega'.
I would appreciate someone checking my first experience with an authenticity check, also to see if I am any good at it.
Cheers guys, let me know.
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