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: will guess that ALL are real, but were
: non-USA editions only.
We have a winner! All are real, but versions only marketed in Japan.
I selected them because they have attributes that people elsewhere might take as a sign of a fake.
A is an unusual one in that it is exactly the same as a US/Interntational model -- except that only in Japan does OMEGA print the 'DeVille' name on the dial of that series.
B looks different enough from the usual Seamaster 120 dial that people might mistake it for a fake.
C is a very cartoony ladies style that is so different from anything that OMEGA usually makes that it too might easily be takes as a fake.
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