Omega double signed redials

padders

Yes there have been suspected double signed redials seen. If you search on the Tiffany threads there is talk of a particular dealer who seems to mostly stock double signed pieces which is suspicious in itself. I don’t think it is limited to Tiffany either.

krogerfoot

I’ve been curious about why there seem to be a lot of Türler and Meister dials on Omegas floating around in Japan—did they have a branch in Asia? I agree that counterfeiting them would be pointless. I tend to think the Türler logo looks pretty nice on a Seamaster or Constellation dial, while Meister looks kind of gracelessly stamped on.

Ponthelion

Yes most are for Tiffany or Cartier, I still see tons of them especially for Rolex but they are rather easy to spot..but if I were to counterfeit double signed watches I won't be doing it for Turler/Meister since it doesn't significantly increase the value of the watch.



Was wondering exactly that as well. I understand that old time dealers in Japan used to arbitrage purchasing vintage pieces from the US or Europe and selling it back in Japan in the past, but that was still not a valid reason for the large influx of double signed Omegas. Unless they really brought in THAT many in the past..

Picked up a Meister Constellation recently from Japan hence the question.