Please review originality on my omega Seamaster 2854

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You’ll likely get some more responses if you share your thoughts based on the research you’ve done. You have the reference number. Easy enough to search the forum or do a google search.
 
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You’ll likely get some more responses if you share your thoughts based on the research you’ve done. You have the reference number. Easy enough to search the forum or do a google search.
Few times I had my own thoughts and after verification here it came out to be wrong so id rather wait. I’m just kindly asking for verification of experienced people who just see and know, that’s it 😀
 
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Fair enough. I don’t know this model specifically but I know the similar 2846 and 2848 models well. This is presumably the certified version of the 2846.

The dial on yours looks fine to me and is clearly mottled but in an attractive way. Indeed the only thing here that gives me pause is the case back seahorse. The 2846 got a relief cast seahorse around 1958 or so. This one is early and rather more basic and is a little surprising. That said it’s prob fine.

I like it.
 
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Fair enough. I don’t know this model specifically but I know the similar 2846 and 2848 models well. This is presumably the certified version of the 2846.

The dial on yours looks fine to me and is clearly mottled but in an attractive way. Indeed the only thing here that gives me pause is the case back seahorse. The 2846 got a relief cast seahorse around 1958 or so. This one is early and rather more basic and is a little surprising. That said it’s prob fine.

I like it.
I always have a hard time with this era of omega, there seems to be so many variations of the “Seamaster” text style and case back too
 
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Hello - there are a couple of threads on ref. 2920 (cal. 505) on OF. That could be a good place to start to compare watches side by side.
I have never handled this ref, but the fonts look clean. The dial seems to have a similar style to other examples published here. One thing that triggers a question for me is the gap between the border of the dial and the case and if that's expected (perhaps linked to jumbo references?)
 
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Fair enough. I don’t know this model specifically but I know the similar 2846 and 2848 models well. This is presumably the certified version of the 2846.

The dial on yours looks fine to me and is clearly mottled but in an attractive way. Indeed the only thing here that gives me pause is the case back seahorse. The 2846 got a relief cast seahorse around 1958 or so. This one is early and rather more basic and is a little surprising. That said it’s prob fine.

I like it.
It’s jumbo case 36mm if that changes anything
 
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Looks right as rain to me. A crystal polish and you'd be there!