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: Is this a fake, are there any other determining feature that would
: tell you that this is a fake. I have looked at your gallery of
: fakes and cannot spot anything on this watch.
: Thank you for your advise.
: Hugh
Hugh,
First let me say that I have nothing to do with the seller and I'm really not bothered whether he ends up a millionaire or a beggar. Nevertheless, I think he is your guarantee. I often look at the selection of Omegas on Ebay and "jmryshi", as can be seen by his feedback, is often around. I don't recall seeing any fakes under his name.
The markings on the back of the watch are consistent with the genuine markings and I can see nothing else that would cause me to worry. I would go ahead.
Gary
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