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Guess what Rick? I have the exact same watch and i thought the same. The crystal seems thicker and does give off a different glare. The bezel clicks 60 on mine. I took the back off and it seems Okay. Either we have 2 of the finest replicas ever made or the jeweler is full of it. I sell cartier, Rolex etc and know my stuff. I have seen hundreds of high grade replicas and i don't think the omega is fake. It did however make me suspicious. My serial number begins 8019*** . I bought it second hand last week.
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