speedy prototype at drcrott

358finland

The buyer will not pay for the watch; the case will be investigated and may have consequences for the parties involved.

eugeneandresson

I think Omega have read this thread, are laughing at us...and now trolling us...

Edit: do Omega movement screw heads always align the same way when tight? Because in those 2 pics the alignment of the heads is the same...

Edit Edit: if they took that movement out the watch, then most likely the movement is a legit prototype (that they got to snag for a deal, as nobody would buy it without an extract from them 😁 Chapeau...) and the rest of the watch is crap (because, well, it is...)

eugeneandresson

Edit Edit: if they took that movement out the watch, then most likely the movement is a legit prototype (that they got to snag for a deal, as nobody would buy it without an extract from them 😁 Chapeau...) and the rest of the watch is crap (because, well, it is...)

WatchCor

This theory gets my vote. The movement I guess was never in question but the rest of it was.

simonsays

Jantar

I think they bought it to take the movement out of circulation.

kov

I think the same.

@simonsays I wrote that I’ve been offered with a batch of 0000 bridges for sale back in Q4’2019 so I wasn’t surprised to suddenly see a movement with one similar bridge on it, auctioned, some months later. No other evidences 😗

Cad290

This is immensely confusing, I have almost no doubt that that thing was put together, but someone at Omega disagrees with all of us...