Is this Omega real?
I was able to get this for a steal, pretty sure it’s real but always like to make sure. I don’t have any pictures of the movement yet but it is quartz. Let me know what you guys think, thanks! The serial number seems to check out. Would you need to see th...
each iteration..
has a slightly different reference afaik. I don’t think the hands alone change the reference. Those with automatic on the dial have mechanical movements, those with professional are quartz. In the era of their production, I don’t think quartz was particul...
The hands are wrong compared to others I see, not Mercedes
Certainly looks like the reference number suggested but, to me, my immediate impression is it’s a knock off. Just an overall quality look, the bezel for example, seems like the notches are more blunted than an original. Oops, Andy posted while I was writi...
Post a wrist shot on my “What’s on your wrist today?” thread…
I’ll get another look and not feel so lonesome because no one has posted a wrist shot yet 😂
It's legit, a pre-Bond SM ref 396.1052 . . .
. . . ca '93 - '95. Let us know how it turns out! Best, Art
The 1894 Homage? Mine is one of nine created in 1994 to commemorate . . .
. . . Omega's 100th anniversary. There were three models available world wide plus six versions destined for Japan with enamel dials. All were fitted with either cal 269 or 286 movements Omega had stashed away. Those movements were produced in the early '...
