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  2. kingsrider Thank you Sir! May I have another? Mar 17, 2018

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    Hello and welcome to the forum. May I suggest that you present 1 or 2 of the watches that most interest you and why that is so. You are more likely to receive feedback that way. Accurately reviewing a vintage watch requires much time.
     
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  3. shaspar Mar 17, 2018

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    Thanks for the reply and the welcome.

    I'm looking the best relation to quality and aesthetic. Also, the better machine.
     
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  5. gatorcpa ΩF InvestiGator Staff Member Mar 17, 2018

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    Both dials are refinished. I would recommend staying away from any watch from Argentina.

    I find sellers there less than honest. There are many fakes and watches put together from parts of other watches (we call these "frankenwatches").

    gatorcpa
     
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  6. ulackfocus Mar 17, 2018

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    That watch is a fake, or at least a very poor refinished dial. We have a thread titled “don’t fall for a fake vintage Omega” you should read.
     
  7. shaspar Mar 17, 2018

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    But 150 dollars with a real machine, real crown, with good aesthetic and a redial it's a nice price right? I'm in Argentina, it's difficult to import watches from USA.
     
  8. shaspar Mar 17, 2018

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    I've seen that thread, but the 2 last ones i posted aren't fake.
     
  9. gatorcpa ΩF InvestiGator Staff Member Mar 17, 2018

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    Of the 7 watches you posted, not a single one has an original dial.

    You would do much better on eBay, believe it or not.

    Like I said, there is nothing but trouble in Argentina when it comes to vintage watches.
    gatorcpa
     
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  11. shaspar Mar 17, 2018

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    I know, but importing watches from usa to Arg it's tecnically impossible.
     
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  14. gatorcpa ΩF InvestiGator Staff Member Mar 17, 2018

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    The movement has at least two different shades, which would imply that parts of different watches were used here. It is also missing case clamps. My guess is that this is a frankenwatch, although the dial does seem to be original to either the movement or case. Just don't know which.

    Agreed, but it is very poor condition. Crown is definitely not original. No movement picture at all. I would be afraid to see it, as I fear it would be in equally poor condition.

    I'm sure that somewhere in Argentina there is a honest watch dealer, but I haven't seen one yet.
    gatorcpa
     
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  15. ulackfocus Mar 17, 2018

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    :p:p:p

    I think only Lou S, Marc / MMMD, and myself have fished honest and pristine watches from Argentina. That leaves HUNDREDS of people who get rooked, including when selling to somebody in Argentina (ask Joe K about his travails one day).
     
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