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·If there is anything else you guys would like to see, please let me know and I will do my best to send pictures.
Question About the Originality of my Omega Seamaster300
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questionguysorry
·Have you considered a third possibility?
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Davidt
·I believe your question has been answered.
Is there anything else you’d like to know?
Is there anything else you’d like to know?
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questionguysorry
·Correct me if I'm wrong, but with a movement # of 19mil, it dates the movement to 62(ish) which doesn't fit the era of this case. ?
No "T-SWISS MADE-T " on the dial and odd looking bezel with no lume at a glance. I'd be interested to know if there's any lume on that bezel. ?
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questionguysorry
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redpcar
·We would like to see a good pic of the back of the case back.
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Davidt
·I do have one last question! What were the problems you saw with this watch?
I’ve got to say I’m not seeing any issues with fake parts on this one. It does look like a franken; original vintage case
Service dial, hands and bezel
Mid-matched movement that may not have started life in a sm300.
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redpcar
·I see red flags. Do you own this watch or looking to buy?
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drpaul
·I think it’s obvious from the title thread that it already is his watch. Also why do you think that print is laser etched? I thought laser etched would look more sharp and consistent than in OPs pics.
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·I'm saying it's not struck with a die. My case is an HF but there is an obvious difference
