quadrafan
·Just hoping for a bit of advice. Proud owner of this 1958 Seamaster 2913-3 501 cal', sold in Gibraltar. There seems to be some question over hands and bezel. I have Omega's Certificate of Authenticity but not keen on paying £800 plus to find out its history, etc. Lovely, rare, Tropicalisation on the face and I believe the bezel to be original, how does one know? I know some early models came with the straight hands not the broad arrow hands. Lollipop second hand is fantastic. I bought this and a Tudor Submariner, Mk 2,
1964 from a Deceased Estate, evidently both watches sat in a drawer for many years. What do you all think?
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