I would like to know your opinions about the quality of this redial. How would you classify it?
This watch is loosing about 40 seconds a day (in 24 hours). Do you think is normal? Or acceptable considering its age? Thank you.

 

Yes, just serviced.

 

It depends entirely on the condition of the movement. If the movement was in good shape, it should be able to do better, but it depends on who did the service and how decisions were made about replacing parts.

Then again, if it is losing the exact same amount each day, it could already be well serviced and adjusted, and just need regulating - the information provided does not allow me to make any sort of definitive judgment about your watch and situation.

Cheers, Al

 

Thank you. Actually it looses less than 40 seconds a day. That is an average considering 12 hours on the wrist. During the night (more twelve hours), when it is not worn, and kept face down, there is no deviation. I know it seems strange, but that's my experience during this week.

 

Thanks. I really had to do it. I was in very bad shape... If I was collector, and considering the previous conditions of the dial, I would not even think about to buy the watch. But as I said before, this 30 T2 belong to my father and grandfather. It has a great sentimental value.

 

So how can you tell this is a redial? What the reference number of this watch and does any one have a picture of what the original dial looks like?

 

Please check the pictures attached. It's the same watch three months ago... It has been serviced, and I accepted a redial. How many redials he suffered? I really don't know.