Vintage 165.024 Real? Fake? Some real, some fake?

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Hello! First time posting, long time reader. I am excited to get some feedback from the experts out there. I recently acquired this Seamaster from an estate, but upon closer inspection it is throwing me off a bit. The movement looks genuine and dates to 1963. But the rest… not so sure. What do you think?

Thanks!

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Nothing is correct.
Sorry this is too harsh. At least the dial and case back are not correct.
 
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Thank you for your replies. Greatly appreciated. Should have gone with my gut. The real movement threw me off, but I knew everything else didn’t match, even just the condition didn’t make sense. Oh well, live and learn.
 
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Everything’s fake bar the movement. These are the newer generation of SM300 fakes in that they no longer have stubborn etc but fake nonetheless