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·Do you mean it’s fake?
Well, consider this is a lesson, I hope you could do better next time.
Real or fake Omega watch?
Well, consider this is a lesson, I hope you could do better next time.
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··Oooo subtitles!In a way, "yes". Not mentioning the bezel is missing. If you want to learn about the buckle, here the link https://omegaforums.net/threads/about-omega-buckles.37347/
Well, consider this is a lesson, I hope you could do better next time.
There is a thread for hunting watches on ebay. Here
https://omegaforums.net/posts/2416582/
dsio ·Decent early 70’s Speedmaster Pro 145.022 with stepped dial and flat-link bracelet going no reserve
https://www.ebay.com/itm/186768863661
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·well. Let’s compare the 613 movement that you said “no problem” with a photo I collect online. Do you really think that an omega movement should has script like that
1. Movement tou said that is “ok” @JimInOz
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2. Photo of omega movement 613 I collect online
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1. Movement tou said that is “ok” @JimInOz
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2. Photo of omega movement 613 I collect online
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·Those scripts can’t even stay straight and in-line with each other. Look at the pointed “A” in OMEGA and WATCH; compare with the more flat “A” in other photo. And well, I think they were engraved by hand by someone. Agreed!?
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··Melbourne AustraliaThe seller's photos are heavily edited so that may account for the bad picture. I would like to see the OPs movement in a decent photo when they get it.
The markings on a movement are done by an automatic pantograph engraving machine. Sometimes a stylus may become worn or loose in a collet and produce less that satisfactory markings, but I can't see any evidence of frehand engraving.
Sometimes these lesss than satisfactory examples slip through the QA net, but not too often.
The markings on a movement are done by an automatic pantograph engraving machine. Sometimes a stylus may become worn or loose in a collet and produce less that satisfactory markings, but I can't see any evidence of frehand engraving.
Sometimes these lesss than satisfactory examples slip through the QA net, but not too often.
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hant26
·The seller's photos are heavily edited so that may account for the bad picture. I would like to see the OPs movement in a decent photo when they get it.
The markings on a movement are done by an automatic pantograph engraving machine. Sometimes a stylus may become worn or loose in a collet and produce less that satisfactory markings, but I can't see any evidence of frehand engraving.
Sometimes these lesss than satisfactory examples slip through the QA net, but not too often.
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··Oooo subtitles!If you are post farming please stop. If you are being sincere please look at more watches before you engage in advice giving of this quality.
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·well you’re right. I did make two wrong advices in recent days but I admited them when others pointed them out. If you insist the caliber 613 left the Omega factory like that then I have nothing more to discuss btw :-/
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·The seller's photos are heavily edited so that may account for the bad picture. I would like to see the OPs movement in a decent photo when they get it.
The markings on a movement are done by an automatic pantograph engraving machine. Sometimes a stylus may become worn or loose in a collet and produce less that satisfactory markings, but I can't see any evidence of frehand engraving.
Sometimes these lesss than satisfactory examples slip through the QA net, but not too often.
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·Hi. Here are the photos I took. Would you say it's not worth keeping and servicing, considering I paid almost 400€? Is it overpriced, as it's been stated? There's also a video that shows how the mechanism stops. Thanks!
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·What are your concerns exactly? I don't think anyone in this thread made any plausible points that would lead you to return it. Paying for a service is another question altogether. That's a sizable expense for a watch like this, and maybe you should live with it for a few months before deciding.
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·Have you wound it fully until you can't turn the crown anymore?
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·Have you wound it fully until you can't turn the crown anymore?
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·Turn the crown clockwise until it won't turn anymore. It will probably need at least 30 turns, and eventually it will come to a hard stop. Don't try to force it any further. This is a manual winding mechanical watch. You will need to wind it every day.
