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Hello, I just recently purchased the same watch, on 11 feb. 05, from an authorized dealer (brick & mortar), and it has all the same markings you mentioned. I sent an email to Omega inquiring about same, and last week I received the reply. They stated that the engraving below the seahorse waves was added as an extra measure to deter counterfeiting! By your picture I see the serial # is in the correct place, the lug at seven o'clock, does it match with the warranty card, and chrono. cert? If so I think your pretty safe it's real.
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