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Hi Guys,

Looking to buy my first Omega watch and I stumbled across some pretty goo deals. Now, I am not really to good at spotting Fake/Real Omega watches as I have not owned one for now. I apologize in advance for the bad images uploaded, but for now this are all the pics that I got from the seller.

Please let me know what should I be looking for when online searching for Omega watches and what would be a dead giveaway. For me, the case back looks a bit off and pretty bad considering the manufacturer and the caliber of the watch. Let me know your thoughts.

Thank you in advance!
Alex

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Can you legally even say Speedmaster, Seamaster and broadarrow in the same sentence?
 
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Easy to tell on this one; FAKE. When you find something you're interested in, spend a lot of time looking at and comparing pics of the same watch on reputable dealer sites. If you look at all the details very closely you should be able to tell a fake most of the time. If you do buy something, buy from a reputable site with a return policy and immediately take it to an AD or other higher-end jeweler and either get them to authenticate it or better yet, get an actual appraisal.
 

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When looking at a watch - even if you don't know the brand - ask yourself:

Is the quality commensurate with the brand? Is it aged correctly?
What do the dials show? Do they make sense?
Do all of the functions work?

Here, the obvious giveaway is the left subdial that seems to measure days of the week - so 1, 1 and a half, 2, two and a half and so forth - the usual way that we measure days "today is Tuesday and a half"

The other obvious giveaway is that the watch looks like it has been buried in a gravel pit for several years - even a 50 year old, badly abused, quality watch will look much better.
 

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as a proud owner of an orange bezel Seamaster, i say...keep looking, OP. Avoid stuff like this like the plague.
 
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Orange Bezel Seamaster, my grail watch!
Did you get it new?
yes, i bought it way back in 2008. first generation Omega Seamaster PO.


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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!! I’m going to be ready to pull the trigger later this year on mine…so for now, it learning and drooling. May I ask, what’s your wrist size?
6.5" wrist. the one i have (first gen, 2500 PO) is a 42mm dial. Fits perfectly. i don't think they make that size anymore with the later generations.
 
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