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: I honestly don't know what to make of this. It
: doesn't have the Omega logo or name on the
: dial, so I'm not sure you'd call it a
: "fake"....
: But at a glance, it sure looks a lot like our
: Omega Seamaster 2531.80 (or 2541.80: You
: know, the "Bond" watches). Only
: this one gets a signal from an atomic clock
: to keep its time right on the money.
: Folks have posted stuff here about
: near-replicas compromising our brand, so I
: thought I'd put this out there for comment.
It's one of those "look alike" ones, well at least it does not pretend to be an Omega.
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