Snoopy 2025 production issues?

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What about the NAIAD case back? And these watches were bought from an OB, so they aren't fake.
FYI, the OP said the watch was bought from AD, not OB.
 
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This..


here is a picture from today`s Omega site, if yours doesnt look as good as it take the watch back

Mine looks EXACTLY like that. That subdial looks engraved, not die stamped, at least to me. Got it February 1, 2025 at the OB.
Ok, maybe not exactly.......
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😬 how I feel about all this. Tight tolerances and string QC are non negotiable to me at Omega’s price point.
 
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Just saw this 2025 model listed for sale by a grey market dealer in Australia on a Facebook group I belong to. The listing has a close up photo of of the dial which has the features which the OP has pointed out. Adding this to the database FWIW...

I'm willing to give Omega the benefit of the doubt that this is not some kind of production defect or lax QC. They'd crazy given that this is a highly sought after collectors piece. I suspect that Omega may have more than one dial supplier or that they switched suppliers at some point, resulting in this slight variation of Snoopy on the dial. I'm fairly sure that Speedmasters in the past may have had minor variations like this even within the same reference.
 
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Just saw this 2025 model listed for sale by a grey market dealer in Australia on a Facebook group I belong to. The listing has a close up photo of of the dial which has the features which the OP has pointed out. Adding this to the database FWIW...

I'm willing to give Omega the benefit of the doubt that this is not some kind of production defect or lax QC. They'd crazy given that this is a highly sought after collectors piece. I suspect that Omega may have more than one dial supplier or that they switched suppliers at some point, resulting in this slight variation of Snoopy on the dial. I'm fairly sure that Speedmasters in the past may have had minor variations like this even within the same reference.
At least here everything looks crisp, but still missing the line in the zipper and the line between snoopy's feet would bother me.

Although, that newer one actually has better defined stars than mine lol.

This is mine from December 2023:
 
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What if just the dial was faked but mounted onto a current gen. Speedy?
Then Omega has a serious problem because three of these that I’ve seen came from Redditors with photos picking them up at OBs, champagne and all. I seriously doubt a fake job of this sophistication level exists with the caseback and serial number matching a Snoopy in Omega’s database.

The snoopy looks exactly like that last photo shared by DoctorEvil. The different supplier theory sounds pretty possible as they seem to consistently look like that when taken with a good macro lens.
 
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Just saw this 2025 model listed for sale by a grey market dealer in Australia on a Facebook group I belong to. The listing has a close up photo of of the dial which has the features which the OP has pointed out. Adding this to the database FWIW...

I'm willing to give Omega the benefit of the doubt that this is not some kind of production defect or lax QC. They'd crazy given that this is a highly sought after collectors piece. I suspect that Omega may have more than one dial supplier or that they switched suppliers at some point, resulting in this slight variation of Snoopy on the dial. I'm fairly sure that Speedmasters in the past may have had minor variations like this even within the same reference.
Next step is to collect production or sales dates. Hypothesis being early batch watches versus later batch watches. Maybe Omega wasn't expecting to produce as many and ran out of early dials?
 
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It would be nice to see how the Snoopy illustration is made on the dials to better appreciate the manufacturing process and provide insight into what is causing these changes. I am by no means a Peanuts connoisseur, but the weight of the lines on the Speedmasters in question doesn’t “feel” like a Peanuts illustration to me, and the lack of detail looks amateurish.

Someone posted a new variation of the Seamaster 300M bracelet within the last year indicating Omega is adding new suppliers—maybe that’s what’s happening here, too.
 
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Mine looks EXACTLY like that. That subdial looks engraved, not die stamped, at least to me. Got it February 1, 2025 at the OB.
This process is not ambiguous. It’s explained by Omega, and it does indeed involve a stamp onto the silver dial, which is then filled with the blue enamel. So the stamp itself is likely determining how that dial is going to look.
 
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I took a close Pic of my Snoopy which I bought new from a grey dealer, the warranty card was stamped 18 Feb 2025 and the watch was bought from Omega Flagship Store Shanghai Peace Hotel.

I have to say I'm disappointed

 
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You have to really look at these through the loupe to appreciate the detail. No pictures do it justice, neither does the naked eye.
 
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I don't have a macro camera lens, but through the loupe mine looks perfect. All the details are there, crisp and sharply defined.
No it's not. I can see it from your pictures at a glance... you have the newer version where the feet look like one piece
 
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No it's not. I can see it from your pictures at a glance... you have the newer version where the feet look like one piece
I think I agree. For others, here are all the pictures he has of his Snoopy:


Pictures aren't fantastic, and there are some compression artifacts on some of them, but @bsowers34 's snoopy seems to have the problem too. I think that puts the last-nail in the "these are fakes" coffin to me.
 
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That’s probably the fourth or fifth OB purchased Snoopy I’ve seen with the variation. If anything, this should give some comfort to AD/grey buyers who might be worried that they have a watch that isn’t genuine. That’s not the case.
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I think I agree. For others, here are all the pictures he has of his Snoopy:


Pictures aren't fantastic, and there are some compression artifacts on some of them, but @bsowers34 's snoopy seems to have the problem too. I think that puts the last-nail in the "these are fakes" coffin to me.
Touche, but I think that it's being blown way out of proportion, and stand by my statement that the naked eye is not good enough to appreciate the detail in these.
 
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At this point I just want to know Omega’s official stance on this. It’s definitely a thinner-lined Snoopy, and it lacks some delineations that were previously present, but I really don’t think it looks that bad, just different. The zipper removal is probably the most puzzling part to me.
 
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Touche, but I think that it's being blown way out of proportion, and stand by my statement that the naked eye is not good enough to appreciate the detail in these.
Yeah, don't disagree here. Just curious/interested in seeing how this goes. IF I had an opportunity on a Snoopy (which I'm on/off the fence on 😁), I would probably not care about this/it wouldn't matter to me.
 
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At this point I just want to know Omega’s official stance on this. It’s definitely a thinner-lined Snoopy, and it lacks some delineations that were previously present, but I really don’t think it looks that bad, just different. The zipper removal is probably the most puzzling part to me.

What makes you think they’ll announce an official stance?
 
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Yeah, don't disagree here. Just curious/interested in seeing how this goes. IF I had an opportunity on a Snoopy (which I'm on/off the fence on 😁), I would probably not care about this/it wouldn't matter to me.
And you forgot to tag my avatar..........
 
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I don't know why some of you believed the conspiracy theory that someone is giving Omega fake dials, when the fakes can't even get the basic Speedmaster subdial spacing right.

It's definitely more than a coincidence that since around the beginning of 2024, we've seen much more, "I got the call!" posts and an influx of social media people showing off their new piece. I even got a call from my OB asking if I wanted to purchase one... and I was not on a list and have no interest in it at all.

Whatever Omega did to boost production numbers on this "money printer" watch caused this.