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This one is really tough, without a picture of the balance, its really tough to tell. The 8900 is a REALLY accurately (by appearance at least) cloned movement. This is 100% a case of 'buy the seller'. IF you don't trust the seller 100%, I would skip this.
With this movement I think they DO have a single-arm version of the fake as well, so it can be tough to tell. But if it has 2 (like that 1st picture) it is 100% a fake.
That said, I've confirmed this is fake, or at least the cards don't go with it. The Master Chronometer certification card doesn't match the serial number.
See: https://www.omegawatches.com/myomega/metas/form-ref/
IF I put the reference number, the serial # (88058908) and the Access code from that card (708741), the site says there is no test results.
also-also; The watermark for those photos is some site in turkey, which is extra suspicious too.
I see… the metas test really did put a question mark in my mind. The watch looks all authentic, even saw a video, but no metas means fake for sure ?
Yep. That means the watch is a fake, or the cards are. And anyone selling with fake cards is completely untrustworthy to not also be selling a fake watch