How To Spot A Fake Omega Wristwatch
QUILL & PAD | by Paul Altieri

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Omega, which was founded in 1848, is one of the world’s oldest, most highly respected, and popular watch manufacturers, so it should come as no surprise that the brand is frequently the target of counterfeiters.

Knock-off reproductions vary in quality and detail with some so close in design to the original watch that the case back must be removed and the movement examined in order to verify the watch’s authenticity.

If you are considering purchasing an Omega, here is some advice to help spot a possible counterfeit.


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Dang, Sam, I'm glad I read this, as I have nine--I think--Omeggers. and it's good to see that they're all the real thing. Good read, and many thanks for posting.