Speedmaster Maisson Fondee En 1848 Real or Fake

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dear Omega friends,

What do you thin about this omega. It has the reference number 36312001. I could nit find it in the database.

It looks original to me, but ....
The chrono stop is not at 12:00. Can i adjust it and how?

What about the stamp marks at caseback? Should it not be at the lugs?

Thanks a lot!!!!
 
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I remember seeing one of these for sale on one of the German web sites.Looks original to me as well.
 
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Did you try ref. 1750034?
There is one for sale on chrono24 for €5400
 
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Watch looks completely legit - it is a ref. 36312001 as noted by the OP. Case number is 055BA1750044.

Cheers, Al
 
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Thanks to all for answering!!

Can I regulate the arm of the chronostop, which is not exakt on 12:00?
 
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Thanks to all for answering!!

Can I regulate the arm of the chronostop, which is not exakt on 12:00?

No idea if you can, but a watchmaker can certainly.
 
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No idea if you can, but a watchmaker can certainly.
no way of making it with the buttons?
 
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no way of making it with the buttons?
Nope, that's quartz that works like that, this needs an actual watchmaker to do that sort of thing.

Although if you're going on the photos alone, it looks like the chronograph just hasn't been reset in the pics so hitting the bottom button should zero them all, if it doesn't then it needs a visit to the watchmaker, but then it likely is in need of a service anyway unless the previous owner has proof of it being done recently.
 
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Nope, that's quartz that works like that, this needs an actual watchmaker to do that sort of thing.

Just an FYI - not all quartz can be adjusted using the pushers or crown, as some have the same mechanical hammer and cams for resetting the hands, just like a mechanical chronograph does.

Cheers, Al
 
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Just an FYI - not all quartz can be adjusted using the pushers or crown, as some have the same mechanical hammer and cams for resetting the hands, just like a mechanical chronograph does.

Cheers, Al
Yea I've actually seen both kinds in TAG Heuer F1s, my Gen 2 could be advanced by the pushers but Gen 1 from memory was a hybrid mechanical type of movement.