Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch "not for sell" on lung ?

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Hugo666

·2:04pm yesterday

Hello, I bought a speedmaster moonwatch for $100, the Ukrainian seller said it was a fake because it doesn't have a serial number. The watch is really nicely made. I was surprised because instead of a number, there is an inscription "not for sell". The mechanism itself looks very nice, I checked the number on the bridge and found out that the watch was manufactured in 2008. All hands work, the watch has a deviation of +-5 seconds. Lume shines for a very long time. What do you think about it?

 

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YY77

·2:12pm yesterday

This is how a Speedmaster with cal. 9300 should look like

 

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padders

·2:25pm yesterday·Oooo subtitles!

Christ only knows what that is, but it’s not an Omega.

 

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sleszu666

·2:42pm yesterday

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Meme-Dweller

·2:51pm yesterday

So you bought it from a seller for $100 who told you it was fake, and now you're hoping it's real? And you somehow determined from the bridge that it was made in 2008, when the real Cal 9300 didn't even exist until around 2012?

Seriously?

 

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Hugo666

·3:00pm yesterday

I just haven't seen such a well-made fake yet. Most are quartz or on a fake Seiko nh35 movement. I thought it might be some kind of prototype or dummy watch. I found a serial number on the bridge and decided to check it.
I am a layman, I don't know as much as you do, that's why I wrote here.

 

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Speed2Sea

·3:03pm yesterday

A fake wrist watch may tick, but it’ll never keep the time of truth.

 

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Meme-Dweller

·3:04pm yesterday

Hugo666

I just haven't seen such a well-made fake yet. Most are quartz or on a fake Seiko nh35 movement. I thought it might be some kind of prototype or dummy watch. I found a serial number on the bridge and decided to check it.
I am a layman, I don't know as much as you do, that's why I wrote here.

It might still be a fake Seiko movement. What you're seeing is not the movement.... it's a decorative cover on top of the actual movement underneath. Like a hub cap on top of a wheel.

 

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Hugo666

·3:18pm yesterday

I'll try to compare it with the original, and is there a chance that the caliber could have been faked 1:1? I've seen one glued on, it looks like this...

 

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josiahg52

·5:28pm yesterday

Hugo666

I'll try to compare it with the original, and is there a chance that the caliber could have been faked 1:1? I've seen one glued on, it looks like this...

It doesn't matter, it's a fake. End of discussion.

 

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Archer

·9:34pm yesterday·Omega Qualified Watchmaker

Hugo666

I just haven't seen such a well-made fake yet. Most are quartz or on a fake Seiko nh35 movement. I thought it might be some kind of prototype or dummy watch. I found a serial number on the bridge and decided to check it.
I am a layman, I don't know as much as you do, that's why I wrote here.

You still haven’t. What looks like a 9300 movement is a plate stuck on top of a cheap movement. If you look at the very prominent jewels visible on the movement, none of them have any steel pivots in them. This is an obvious sign of a fake.

 

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JimInOz

·10:13pm yesterday·Melbourne Australia

Hugo666

the Ukrainian seller said it was a fake because it doesn't have a serial number.

Huh?

 

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Felix_La_PuBelle

·Today at 1:08am

Meme-Dweller

It might still be a fake Seiko movement. What you're seeing is not the movement.... it's a decorative cover on top of the actual movement underneath. Like a hub cap on top of a wheel.

I was wondering what I was looking at. I’m the farthest thing from an expert but I was trying to figure out why the back looked so bizarre. Thank you OF, I’m learning by osmosis.

 

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Hugo666

·Today at 5:55am

Archer

You still haven’t. What looks like a 9300 movement is a plate stuck on top of a cheap movement. If you look at the very prominent jewels visible on the movement, none of them have any steel pivots in them. This is an obvious sign of a fake.

you can see them in high magnification

 

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josiahg52

·Today at 6:10am

Hugo666

you can see them in high magnification

IT'S A FAKE. The dial is ALL wrong for a multitude of reasons and the "movement" is clearly a faux movement. IT'S A FAKE. The ENTIRE thing is COUNTERFEIT since it's using trade dress to fool people, which it clearly has. Be glad the seller was up front with you and you are only out a little money. If you want more information on why it's so wrong, look it up yourself as there is nothing else we can provide to you. END OF DISCUSSION.

 

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Hugo666

·Today at 6:13am

thank you, I bought it because I just liked it. I don't intend to wear it because it looks funny so big on my wrist 🙂 thanks for the info

 

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padders

·Today at 6:45am·Oooo subtitles!

Hugo666

thank you, I bought it because I just liked it. I don't intend to wear it because it looks funny so big on my wrist 🙂 thanks for the info

In that case you basically threw $100 down the toilet.