You omitted number 4) Blurry pictures.

For the reasons, you have listed and that they supplied a blurry picture, I would walk away from it.

 

It’s fake

 

For an Oris of that vintage, the second hand length should extend to reach the small second markers. This is not the case in your photo. Also, I believe the underlined logo only came on the dial that did not have the date complication at 6 o'clock. And the date complication background should be black, not white as in your photo. I say fakery!

 

I agree — I immediately saw the second hand and knew it was fake. Simple comparisons with online pictures can go a long way. Also knowing when to walk away if the price is too good to be true, photos are conveniently blurry and low resolution, or whatever have you.

Run like the wind!

 

fake.
look at the 12'clock marker on the bezel - its to big

42mm version: Divers Sixty-Five
the 42 mm version has date on 3 o'clock
This looks like dial printing from a 42mm version, but the date is in the wrong position.

Divers Sixty-Five

20 mm Size Brown leather strap, stainless steel buckle

www.oris.ch

the 40 mm version has date on 6 o'clock and the date wheel is black
the 40mm version does not have the line under Oris and the word Automatic
the index on 6'clock below the date window is way to big
the date window is not alligned or properly cut.
the crown looks wrong in shape
there is no tubus to screw in the crow

HARD PASS !

 

Thanks guys ,at least it wasn't a gift from my long deceased grandfather.... running away now.

 

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Bezel lume pip doesn't look right either.

Lots of reasons on this one to run away.

 

Too good to be true so you do right to run.