Counterfeit Omega Seamaster Automatic Wristwatch Movement

This is a close-up image of the movement and case back of a wristwatch designed to mimic an Omega Seamaster. The item features a circular stainless steel case with a screw-down exhibition-style ring. The automatic movement inside is visible, displaying a central oscillating weight (rotor) engraved with 'Seamaster', the Omega Greek letter logo, and the words 'SWISS Automatic'. However, the craftsmanship of the movement, particularly the rough finishing on the plates and the simplistic design of the regulator and shock protection system over the balance wheel (ruby jewel), is inconsistent with authentic luxury Swiss horology of any era. The font used for the 'OMEGA' branding and the accompanying text appears modern but lacks the precision of official factory stamping. The external case shows significant signs of wear, including surface scratches, grime buildup in the crevices, and a general dullness to the metal finish. The crown at the 10 o'clock position suggests it is meant to represent a model with a helium escape valve. Based on the crude finishing of the internal components and the low-fidelity engravings, this item is identified as a contemporary low-to-mid-grade counterfeit or 'replica' timepiece rather than a genuine vintage or modern Omega product.