I have an omega watch. How can I tell the truth from the false?

1. Look at the serial number of the box.

Omega watches have production serial numbers, and they are one watch and one number, which is also unique. Usually engraved on the back cover of a watch, there are eight numbers. If it is a mechanical watch, the production serial number will also appear on the edge of the movement splint, and the production serial number of the case is the same as that of the movement.

The serial number of the real watch is engraved, which is very deep and clear. If it is engraved on the back cover of the watch, the numbers are arranged in an arc, while the fake watch is generally horizontal. At present, the production serial number of Omega watches is engraved on a claw position on the back, and the numbers are engraved very small and dense, so it is impossible to imitate fake watches at present. The production serial numbers of fake watches are basically the same number.

2. Look at the logo on the watch case

There are many marks on the watch case of K gold, such as the design of the balance, the mark of 18K or 750, the mark of the dog's head of St. Bona or the symbol of the goddess of national protection. These marks are small and clear, while the marks of fake watches are often thick and fuzzy.

3. Look at the logo on the strap

If it is a metal strap, there will also be some engraved marks at the discount of the strap, and there must be a strap number. The marks of fake watches are generally large, shallow and rough. If it is a watch made of gold, the clasp of the strap must also be made of gold, and the logo of gold must be engraved. If not, it is gold plated.

Extended data:

1. Quality certification

Omega has always been known for its accuracy, especially its accurate record in the famous precision test for nearly half a century, which has established its accurate position and reputation. Continuing this concept and tradition, Omega cooperated with Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) to launch METAS in 20 15.

2. Certified by the Hong Kong Observatory

The certification of Zhenzhen Observatory is the certification of high diamagnetic test, and the certification of Swiss Observatory (C.O.S.C), which is widely used in the industry, does not include diamagnetic test. Omega cooperated with the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) to formulate a brand-new certification standard for Zhizhen Observatory, and included the detection content of diamagnetism up to 15000 gauss. Test procedures and results are monitored by Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology.

3. Certification and test contents of Zhizhen Observatory

The testing process certified by the Observatory is not only applicable to the movement, but also to the whole assembled watch. All movements submitted for inspection must be certified by the Swiss Observatory before being sent to the Shenzhen Observatory for certification and testing. Bare-metal movements are tested for diamagnetism before they can be sent back to the factory for assembly. After the movement is assembled, it will be sent back to the test center for further testing.

The accuracy error specified in the certification of Zhenzhen Observatory shall not exceed 0 to +5 seconds per day (C.O.S.C test standard is -4 to +6 seconds per day), and all instruments in the test process are monitored in a continuous way day and night, including the following eight tests:

Operation of (1)COSC certified movement in15,000 Gauss strong magnetic field.

(2) Operation of watch exposed to 15000 Gauss strong magnetic field.

(3) Daily average travel time error of watches exposed to 15000 Gauss strong magnetic field.

(4) Daily average accuracy of watches

(5) Power storage

(6) The travel time error of the watch in six positions.

(7) The time error of the watch between 100% and 33% of the storage capacity.

(8) Waterproof performance of watches

Although the certification of Zhizhen Observatory was first proposed by Omega, it is not only used by Omega, but is completely open to the outside world: any brand can apply for testing, and it is necessary to prove that the movement has been certified by Swiss Observatory before testing.

Every watch that passes the test comes with a certificate of certification. Consumers will get a certificate of certification when they buy watches. This certificate is the proof that the watch has passed the METAS certification, and the performance of the watch in various tests can be viewed through the certification number on the certificate. Omega also provides a four-year after-sales service guarantee for its Omega watches certified by the Observatory.

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