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Yes,have a look>>> *PIC*

In Response To: Re: What's wrong with this picture?>>> *PIC* ()

Here's the front of said fake.Note the luminous dot at 12.99% of copies are just awful.This guy are just too good.I can send you a link if you want to add this guy to the rouges gallery...

: Interesting. Here's what a REAL Omega 1120
: movement should look like. Note that the
: supposed 1120 in the other photo: * looks
: like a different base movement.
: * lacks all the Geneva Wave and other etched
: decor that Omega adds to their movements.
: * has very different way of marking the info on
: the rotor.

: I take it that was a supposed Seamaster Pro
: watch in the photo?