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: Everything about it is wrong: Tachymeter on a
: diving watch? Non Omega band?
: Looks like a lash up.What is the caliber and
: ref.?
I see no tachymeter. The colour of the Tritium(?) seems about right for a watch of about 15 -25yrs years old. Why and how would a forger age that? That it has not an Omega band speaks of it being well-used but genuine. A forger would stick on a counterfeit band and/or not take a picture to include the mark on the band.
I'm in favour of its being OK.
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