The fake Omega Master Co-Axial 1848 is a first-copy tribute watch for buyers who want the look of a classic co-axial diver without the boutique outlay. It pairs a stainless-steel case with a detailed dial, a date window, and an automatic-style movement that drives a smooth sweeping seconds hand. Here is what to know before you order.
Key Features
- 41 mm stainless-steel case with a slim bezel and a co-axial-inspired dial layout
- Automatic-style movement with a smooth sweep seconds hand and roughly 38-42 hours of reserve
- Scratch-resistant crystal with an anti-reflective coating for clear reading indoors and out
- Applied hour markers and hands with luminous paint for low-light legibility
- Date window at 3 o'clock with quick-set adjustment
- Screw-down case back engraved with the co-axial motif
- 20 mm lug width, so most aftermarket straps fit without adapters
- Folding-clasp bracelet with spare links included for sizing
Materials and Specifications
The case and bracelet are cut from 316L stainless steel, polished on the flanks and brushed across the top surfaces. The crystal is hardened mineral glass with an anti-reflective coating, and the dial sits under a gently domed profile that catches light the way the original styling does. Case thickness lands near 13 mm, and the watch wears comfortably on wrists from about 6.5 to 8 inches with the supplied links. The caliber is an automatic-style movement with a rotor, so it winds with wear and keeps running overnight. Note that this is a first-copy piece: it is not made by, licensed by, or affiliated with Omega, and the 1848 in the listing name refers to the year the Omega brand was founded rather than a production date.
Shipping and Returns
Orders leave the warehouse within one business day and travel in plain, padded packaging with tracking included. Delivery usually takes 7 to 15 business days depending on destination. If the watch arrives damaged or does not match the listing, contact support within 7 days of delivery for a replacement or a refund on unworn items returned in original condition.
What does 1848 mean in the model name?
It refers to 1848, the year Omega was founded, and sellers use it to signal the heritage-inspired styling of the dial and case. It is a naming convention, not a serial number or a production year.
Is the watch water resistant?
It handles everyday splashes, rain and hand washing, but it is not built for swimming, showering or diving. Keep the crown pushed in and dry the case after contact with water.
How close is it to a genuine Master Co-Axial?
It matches the case shape, dial layout and overall wrist presence closely, but the genuine version uses Omega's co-axial escapement and Swiss manufacturing. Buy this one for the styling, not as an investment.