Well if it was not scratched before the listing....

I see your tweezers and raise you one fire hydrant

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Soeedmaste...-/333857388233?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292

But the seller is a “certified Omega Technician” so I am sure he knows his Soeedy’s 😗

Though he also notes it didn’t pass a pressure test and needs to be serviced... I guess by someone else... not sure if the laugh or head slap emoji is more appropriate for this one

Checked the description...

“I am a certified Omega Technician so I opened the timepiece to inspect the gasket and the movement. I was very shocked to see that the case back gasket was disaggregated so it looks like the watch has never been service before. I cleaned out the original gasket and put a fresh gasket back in. After inspecting the movement I checked the serial number on the movement and it matches the one on the receipt which is so rare. I then sealed it back up and tried to water pressure test the watch and unfortunately it didn’t pass. I did run a timing tape on the watch and it is running really slow, but the amplitude is pretty decent for the 321 caliber at 170. The movement does need to be serviced in order to run to factory specifications again.”

Well, few things strike me as odd for a certified Omega technician.

First is being “shocked” to see a “disaggregated” gasket, as degraded gaskets are incredibly common.

Second is running a “timing tape” as those are from timing machines that would not be acceptable to Omega.

Third is describing amplitude of 170 as “pretty decent” as it’s anything but...