Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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It looks like there's an issue with corrosion . . .
. . . which is probably amenable by a diligent watchmaker. I wouldn't change anything external other than the crystal. Try to obtain an original Omega replacement; a generic item may fit, but you might find problems with clearance for the seconds hand.
Authentification needed Omega Seamaster 168.050 cal 564
Hello to everybody, I acquired one old Omega Seamaster , who needs to be repa ir ed ( see the pictures ) . I find the model with the same preferences on e-bay ( the last image) , and I am confused because the two models are I am in doubt is my watch orig...
Welcome and sales
There is no indication to me that the watch is not authentic, but whether or not the movement and case fit together has to be left up to the experts. On a side note, please dont post for sales ads on the forums, instead, post them on the collector's marke...
marketplace
I am sorry , yesterday I didn't see the section Collectors Marketplace. Now is too late to edit my first message and to delete the part of selling. I will go again to watchmaker to see how much the reparation will cost , and maybe I 'll keep this watch fo...
It looks both original and correct to me . . .
. . . in every respect. Seamaster Chronometers are desirable watches, and congratulations on scoring an unusual model. Btw, I've edited your initial post to conform with our guidelines. Cordially, Art
It looks like there's an issue with corrosion . . .
. . . which is probably amenable by a diligent watchmaker. I wouldn't change anything external other than the crystal. Try to obtain an original Omega replacement; a generic item may fit, but you might find problems with clearance for the seconds hand.
Yes, that discoloration around the dial...
...could possible indicate that the movement may not be so pristine once someone delves into it. Classic moisture damage. That being said, keeping the dial original would be the best route. The movement can ben cleaned and serviced no problem.