I'm still learning about tell tale signs that a watch is fake, especially omegas. If someone could help me out I'd really appreciate it.

 

Google the model # on the inside of the caseback and start reading

Looks like a real one to me. But in need of a movement cleaning. Lume on dial plots looks like it has been affected by moisture.

 

https://omegaforums.net/search/7835644/?q=366.0833&o=date

I believe there should be a day function under that dial, probably even still there.
Dial appears to be from something like this ---> https://omegaforums.net/threads/omega-geneve-166-0118-auto-stainless-with-beads-of-rice.54316/

Not really fake as everything looks legit Omega, but I don't think it's correct (wrong dial).

***Disclaimer: I'm no expert, I don't yet have the eyes like some of the veteran members here do.

Search before buy.

 

Did you buy this watch already? It is in rough condition. I would hesitate if I were you.

 

I did yeah. I paid $325 for it. what do you think it's worth? I'm not that well versed on how things should look and what takes away value

 

Research first.

 

It is worth $325 in newbie tax. It is always important to do your research, and at least they didn't take you for more. These watches were never super valuable to begin with, but if you like it you like it. Enjoy.

 

The movement seems to say 1012 so the dial is correct for that movement. The whole watch now just has an incorrect case back instead of the correct 166.0173. Still a poor condition franken though.

 

Holy crap!... good eye, that's some seriously tiny print! Same movement, just without the days... last time I ever trust a caseback. And @TNTwatch ... nice display of your veteran watch sleuthing abilities