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Thoughts on the Authenticity of this Constellation.

  1. Jbill Nov 19, 2016

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  2. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Nov 19, 2016

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    What do you think?
     
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  3. Jbill Nov 19, 2016

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    I'm afraid I'm too much of a newbie to be much help beyond being able to say that the 505 movement does match up with the 2852 case.

    Hard to tell about the dial from the pics, but From what I can see, it appears to pass Desmond's MOY test.
     
  4. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Nov 19, 2016

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    There's not much more to say, given the quality of the photos. I would ask for better photos.
     
  5. ulackfocus Nov 19, 2016

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    Redialed and relumed. Automatic pass.
     
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  6. Jbill Nov 19, 2016

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    For future reference, what gives it away as being redialed and relumed?
     
  7. efauser I ♥ karma!!! Nov 19, 2016

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    Look at the lume dots, for one. I can't see shit on my laptop but you can see the markers don't appear to be lined up correctly.
     
  8. FullyWound Hasn't discovered decaf yet. Nov 19, 2016

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    redialed relumed AND horribly over polished

    best thing about this is the strap

    lettering is frankly shocking look at "officially certified chronometer"... and its a bloody "crosshair" pie pan some bright spark somewhere decided its a good idea to fake the dial with one that would be rather desirable if it was genuine but its bloody crap.

    IF... IF... you could certify the movement matches the case number (you will need to ask him he will need to tell you the truth... (unless hes a total prick and its 50/50 i guess.. he may say "dunno how checking me not open watch mee needing specialistica watchy man maker me not knowing me thinky thinky very good.."

    off topic... where am i...? oh yea IF you can certify the movement matches the case AND is in good unbutchered condition (still 50/50) then its worth buying BUT be ready to spend another £500+ on a good dial and then you will have a GOOD but not all original condition watch... and its still stupidly over polished
     
  9. FullyWound Hasn't discovered decaf yet. Nov 19, 2016

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    "A pristine stainless steel Constellation Omega automatic chronometre officially certified"

    PRISTINE!
     
  10. Jbill Nov 19, 2016

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    Thanks all for your thoughts on it.
     
  11. cicindela Steve @ ΩF Staff Member Nov 19, 2016

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    This is not only bad , it is really very bad.

    Oh, and the rotor is bad too.
     
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  12. ulackfocus Nov 19, 2016

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    The best redial detectors are inside of n00bs. They just don't know they always pick the redials.
     
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  13. FullyWound Hasn't discovered decaf yet. Nov 19, 2016

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    wrong crown

    basically nothing is right with it...
     
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  14. JohnSteed Nov 20, 2016

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  15. Peemacgee Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungers Nov 20, 2016

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    Connies are great watches
    Immerse yourself in the finer detail and you'll find a good one
    Check out Desmond's blog too
     
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  16. JohnSteed Nov 20, 2016

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  17. Jbill Nov 21, 2016

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    Thank you, JohnSteed and Peemacgee, for the great advice and kind words.