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: Hi Zavesa,
: I'm not sure what details you want, but you are
: correct.
: The watch you show is NOT a current Olympic
: model.
First, thanks for help.
Just looking for some info of what to look for to identify the piece as original and not a fake.
I'm pretty sure from the photo that it is the real thing, just some weird information bothers me.
For ex., I have received info back from Omega that the model on the photo is a 2004, but the ref. no. is from the current model (2006).
Also it bothers me that it's stated as new when the model was replaced by the current one in 2006.
Do fakes usually sell with original box and papers?
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