Omega

Week before last, I was cruising a well known auction site and ran across a 1952 Omega...... 1952 Omega I had never seen an vintage Omega that looked like this. It was a white dial roulette wheel at center that was selling for no reserve, had about two ho...  

your obviously aware that the dial is non original, but if you like it thats the most important thing, especially if it was a bargain. no money lost due to its lack of originality? anyway, Laurens, lets have more details please. case diameter, movement ca... 

...the watch is a purported Omega. Without pictures of the inside of the movement and case, it is impossible to tell for sure if any part of it is genuine. I can say with confidence that Omega never, ever made dials like this. So long as you like it, I do... 

Probably it is not 'Swiss Made' but 'Ukraine Made' or associates. I will never ever put it on my wrist, however attractive or cheap it may be. I would rather wear the cheapest of Seikos or Casios.

But I think you guessed that, and that it is not an important detail, if you took the risk... Best! Nicolas.

Hi Big L ! It seems you took a gamble in purchasing this Omega :-) , i wouldn't mind the dial not being original when i like it, i would mind if it wasn't an original caliber inside. One to be seen in the flesh, and if you like a little 'stepping out of t... 

...and extremely polished as you say. As other have mentioned, would love to see what powers this and the inside/outside of the caseback. I'm no snob, and fun is fun.

. . . so are the corroded hands, crown, and case. The movement is a mystery so far; I wouldn't be surprised if that, too, didn't originate at Omega. Any chance of a refund?

Hey guys....it was only $299! I liked it, it was manufactured in 1952 which is the same as another Omega I have. Heck, I did not care at that price. I even thought it may have been cobbled together from 2 or 3 Omegas. It is not a serious watch like a lot ...  

. . . but I'm just now seeing these images. That's not a valid Omega case - no reference number on the inside of the caseback. The only connection with Omega, as far as I can tell, is the movement. Cordially, Art

The purchase of such rubbish will only encourage the con-artists to flood the market with more of this stinking garbage. The unsuspecting buyer or a potential vintage-watch collector may think it is the real thing.