Vintage Omega cosmic triple moonlight

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JOANNI

·Dec 26, 2024

Hi, I’m not very familiar with this watch, but my dad gave it to me, and it appears to be part of a limited edition series (3/999). Could someone help me identify the model name, its production years, and provide an estimate of its current value?

 

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Dan S

·Dec 26, 2024

Interesting. At first glance, I would have said it's a fake.

 

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JOANNI

·Dec 26, 2024

He got it 40 years ago more or less. Do you think it’s fake? More images here

 

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JOANNI

·Dec 26, 2024

Dan S

Interesting. At first glance, I would have said it's a fake.

I added more images. Do You think it’s fake?

 

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cristos71

·Dec 26, 2024

Looks like a fake version of an Omega reference 3944.

 

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Donn Chambers

·Dec 26, 2024

Looks like a fake of the Omega Museum Collection moonphases that came out circa 2000 or so:

https://stories.omegaforums.net/the-best-triple-date-moonphase-omega/

But I think they were all in gold and the case back doesn’t match.

So, not 40 years old and very likely fake.

 

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sheepdoll

·Dec 26, 2024

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I added more images. Do You think it’s fake?

Yup. everything here says fake or fantasy. Omega has a strong in house design sense. The more examples one looks at the more it becomes apparent. The calendar and other hands look generic. The partial window was popular in the 1990 when cheap skeleton watches were the rage. More importantly are case/dial proportions. Some of this goes all the way back to Louis Brandt and Fils.