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TAG Heuer: I am not getting upset, I am just sick and tired of people saying "fake" without any arguments simply because it is the first time they see a particular watch
I can cite the example of a Omega Seamaster 300 in solid gold that some "specialists" labelled fake without further do, but the watch turned out to be a 100% genuine watch as I suspected. And I do not consider myself an Omega expert, so much for these so-called "experts"...
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TAG Heuer: He should be more explicit !
Saying JUST "fake" is so easy. He would have been more convincing had he said "franken". The movement is NOT fake, it is an original Valjoux 72 for Heuer-Leonidas. The case appears genuine Carrera. The dial looks genuine to me.
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TAG Heuer: It would appear that a Valjoux 72 it is the right movement for a Camaro
Here is an identical movement from a typical cushion-shaped Camaro
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TAG Heuer: Unusual solid gold Camaro
I am really at loss on this one. Yes, the case looks wrong and should be cushion-shaped, but I would hate to call it a franken because all the parts look genuine to me, including the dial. Any help would be much appreciated
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Breguet: Early modern classic ultra thin Breguet, with unusual black center
I would like to have your educated views on this mint condition 18K white gold classic Breguet which features an unusual (and attractive) black round center. It is from the early 1990s and features an ultra thin automatic movement. Even the strap is original with the uncrossed letter T. I would be p
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Omega: Picture of the movement and one that shows the serial number
Dear Art, thank you very much for trying your best to find answers to this Omega riddle. I am posting a picture of the movement of the watch and a blow-up which shows its serial number as requested by the moderator. Please allow me to clarify a number of points : 1. This watch is 100% original Omega
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Omega: Here is a picture of the movement and one that shows the serial number
Dear Art, thank you very much for trying your best to find answers to this Omega riddle. I am posting a picture of the movement of the watch and a blow-up which shows its serial number as requested by the moderator. Please allow me to clarify a number of points : 1. This watch is 100% original Omega
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Omega: Back photo
Here is a photo of the back. I have just received the "Extract of the Archives" for "this" watch and it is wrong ! It gives under "metal" : Titanium / Gold; my watch does not have a milligram of titanium and is entirely made of gold. As a result the watch ref. is given as PIC 2296.80.00 - TL 378.051
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