Omega constellation drilling

Distinguish the authenticity of Omega frosted constellation diamond watch

Omega Omega anti-counterfeiting, brand model and sports knowledge

Omega Omega anti-counterfeiting knowledge

(1) Look at the serial number of the case.

Almost all Omega watches have production serial numbers, and they are one watch and one number, which is also unique. Generally engraved on the back cover of the watch or the back of the shell claw of the watch. This is an 8-digit number. If it is a mechanical watch, the 8-digit production serial number will also appear on the edge of the movement splint, and the production serial number of the watch 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, it will be consistent with the radian of the back cover of the watch, that is to say, the numbers are also arranged in an arc, while fake watches are 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. No matter whether it is a male watch or a female watch, no matter what model it is, I once found that the production serial numbers of three fake Omega watches are the same (see 80456374).

(2) Look at the sign of the watch case

Especially for K-gold watches, there are many marks on the case, such as the pattern of the balance, the mark of 18K or 750, the dog head of Saint Bona or the female head of the "goddess of national protection". These marks are printed small and clear, while fake watches are often thick and fuzzy.

(3) Look at the logo of the strap

If it is a metal strap, some marks will be engraved at the discount of the strap, and there must be a strap number. The marks of fake watches are generally relatively large, shallow and rough. This place is technically difficult to do, and fake watches are often exposed here. If it is a K-gold watch, the ring buckle of the strap must also be K-gold, and the logo of K-gold must be engraved. No, it's gold-plated. Recently, some Omega watches with straps have been found to have problems in this place, so at least they are not original straps.

(4) look at the pointer of the watch.

The weakness of counterfeit watches lies in the hands. Although things are small, it is not easy to make them look alike. The hand surface of Omega watch is bright and flat, with a regular and slender shape (especially the second hand), and the night light on the hand is the same as the color on the dial. If we can make a comparison, it is not difficult to find the difference between the two.

(5) Look at the words and paint marks on the dial.

The characters on the dial should also be very regular and bright. If it is a diamond, it should be a natural diamond first, while fake watches generally use "rhinestones" and are larger than real watches. The paint marks on the dial, including those letters and lanes, should be very clear and shiny, and the fake watch should be dim and fuzzy. The words made in Switzerland should be at the bottom of the dial at 6 o'clock, near the aperture of the glass, with the letters of the fake watch printed on it. (see photo)

(6) Look at the warranty card.

Omega watches generally have 2~4 warranty cards (depending on the model of the watch), all of which are dark red and the same size as credit cards. The number of the watch (watch model, production serial number, movement number, seller's blue seal) is printed on it, which corresponds to the watch one by one. The contents of the guarantee card: including international guarantee, proof of precision timepiece, natural diamond guarantee and watch function guarantee. Fake watches often do not correspond to numbers and functions, and there is no seller's blue print.

Omega Omega brand model knowledge

Each Omega watch has eight numbers:

Similar to A B C d E F G H:

The first number a represents the product line:

1 = constellation series

2=Seamaster hippocampus series

3 = Suba Motorized Altman Series

4 = Deville (prestige and symbol of Deville) Butterfly Flying Elegant Series

5 = Deville Tourbillion's Dish Flying tourbillon Series.

7=DeVille (Vasarelli) Disc Flying Series

The second number b indicates the material type:

1 = Gold case on gold bracelet

2 = fine steel gold case with fine steel gold bracelet.

3 = fine steel gold case on some fine steel gold watch chains.

4 = fine steel gold case on fine steel bracelet.

5 = fine steel case on fine steel bracelet.

6 = Gold case on leather strap

7 = steel and gold case on leather strap

8 = fine steel case on leather strap.

Correlation between the third and fourth radical product sequences

The third digit represents the size/movement world watch network.

The fourth number indicates that the colors of the baffle codes are inconsistent, and they vary according to the model and shell material.

1 = blue (steel Pro) or gold (gold Pro) or brushed steel (titanium Pro diver),

2 = polished Steel Pro or gold (two-color Pro) or blue (Gold Pro) or polished platinum (platinum Pro, silver dial limited edition 150th Anniv. Pro)

3 = plain color (light green), steel w/ black number (titanium diver)

4 = black (Steel GMT or Steel Pro) or gold (gold GMT),

5 = steel w/ blue number (steel diver),

6 = gold (titanium/tantalum chronograph),

8 = polished steel (steel chronograph or GMT) or gold (bicolor chronograph) or blue (titanium chronograph),

9 = blue (fine steel chronograph)

The fifth number e indicates the dial color:

1 = champagne color

2 = white white

3 = Silver Silver

4 = gray gray

5 = Black Black

6 = Ivory Ivory

8 = blue blue

The sixth number f represents the hour mark on the dial:

0 = mixed

1 = index

2 = Arabic

3 = Rome

5 = diamonds

The seventh and eighth digits GH indicate the color of the strap:

1 = black

2 = Brown

3 = blue

4 = Green