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OMEGA 3520.50 how understand it's a fake?

  1. Ramuele Jan 21, 2016

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    Hello everybody,
    I owned an Omega 3520.50 since 1990 bought new from a jewelry.
    Past year it was robbed and now I bought another one used (since it was discontinued).

    Now I see some little differences on the watch I just received and although it's seems to be new, I am not sure it's not a fake.

    In particular:
    - glass reflects lights in a blue tone (the first one didn't do that),
    - numbers on the bezel seem to be thinier and slightly darker
    - the movement makes a strange noice (like a little bell) on the continuous sound on the background typical of automatic movements (the movements seems to be ok and original)
    - clasp reports all the info about reference etc. as my previous watch but in a different size and proportions

    That's all what I noted till now, has anybody quite experience on this model to let me know if I have to send it back or keep it?

    Thank you!
     
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  2. dsio Ash @ ΩF Staff Member Apr 17, 2016

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    Its not fake, its real.
     
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