Hello everyone,

Let me start by saying that I love this forum, and I appreciate all the work, effort and time some of the members put for the benefit of thousands of strangers.

On an auction site I came across this Omega Seamaster, and honestly I can't tell if it's original or not. It looks damaged even if they claim it's perfectly functioning, but for the price it's selling at right now it would still be worth it if original.

I've attached the photos that are available to me.

Thank you to everyone who will take the time to share their opinion on the authenticity of this timepiece.

 

Place for this one is the "Worst Redials" thread

Look how bad "Omega" is printed

 

It’s not a redial, it’s even worse look at the back....

Common fake watch.

 

No, completely fake. Stay away.

 

Bag of s———

 

That was quick, thank you all! I'll stay away

 

For the fact you had to ask us if it was real. Your banned from buying a watch for a month whilst you research

And make sure you run it by us when your ready.

 

OK, so I'm gradually learning here - I could already spot that one the proverbial mile away.
Thanks to all! (But I still have many hours to spend reading more....)

 

I'll get back to you next month

 

What auction site is selling this?

 

Aukro (cz), no english option but google translate does an acceptable job.

 

Read the first two threads

https://omegaforums.net/threads/thr...w-to-the-forum-and-watches-should-read.86922/

 

Have done. Many more here to read. Getting more from threads about the process folks here go through. And many more hours of reading to go on the Constellation Collectors blog.
So far I've been remiss in introducing myself in the Intro thread, but I'm still deciding what to say & that is taking away from my reading time .
Soon, I promise.

 

it's the first time I see the engraving outside the case .

 

It's the hallmark of the cheap fakes from the 1950s/60s/70s.











Many many more can be found here.

 

that's enormous