Omega at first glance

The authenticity of Omega watches can be identified in the following ways:

1. Observe the back cover of the watch: Omega watches have the production serial number on the case, which is the first and only one. Most of them are engraved on the back cover of the watch, perhaps on a claw of the watch, which 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. Or it will be the same.

2. Observe the words on the watch dial and the words on the lacquered dial: genuine watches should also be neat and bright. If it is a diamond, it should be a natural diamond first, while fake watches generally use "rhinestones", which are larger than real watches.

3. Observe the logo of the watch: the logo on the genuine omega watch is clear, there is a row of very small letters Omega just below the watch dial, and there is an "Ω" letter above this symbol, while the "Ω" letter on the fake Omega watch dial is vague.

4. Observe the adjustment knob of the watch: the adjustment knob of the genuine Omega watch can be pulled out twice, the first time is to adjust the date, and the second time is to adjust the time, while the adjustment knob of the fake watch can only be pulled out once.