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They’re faking blue bezels now?
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bubu16
·So obvious though. Only idiots would bid on that (and there's a lot of them-like me sometimes but not on this one )!! Still learning.
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Walrus
·Good to see catawiki experts review each piece closely
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kingsrider
·Is the bezel a repro? Once again a listing that talks about originality of parts except where it is the main subject of interest.
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Caliber561
·Is the bezel a repro? Once again a listing that talks about originality of parts except where it is the main subject of interest.
The bezel is a repro, as the side profile is too narrow compared to vintage DON bezels, and its patina is consistent with bezels that have been chemically aged.
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Cad290
·This proves it’s real though 
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LeonDeBayonne
·To have those bezels reproduced AND ADVERTISED AS AFTERMARKET (in capital letters to avoid any confusion) would actually be a good thing. It's insane to pay more than 200 $ for a bezel, even if it is more than 50 years old just for the sake it has a dot over and not close to ninety. This is beyond ridicule.
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Davidt
·To have those bezels reproduced AND ADVERTISED AS AFTERMARKET (in capital letters to avoid any confusion) would actually be a good thing. It's insane to pay more than 200 $ for a bezel, even if it is more than 50 years old just for the sake it has a dot over and not close to ninety. This is beyond ridicule.
Modern, Omega bezels are available for a couple hundred quid. If an individual doesn't need a period correct bezel or isn't willing to pay for one, surely a genuine, modern bezel is the answer, not a knock off one that looks similar to a vintage one.
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