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about Seamaster 2921-1 blue dial
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lennylee
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cristos71
·I'd say redial. FYI I'm pretty sure there are no 1950's textured dials in blue.
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Shabbaz
·The dial color, the long numerals, the 'automatic ' and 'seamaster ' script.... I also think redial. What's the serial on this one? I would expect a coathanger S.
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Rudi99
·Is this coming from Maximilian maybe?
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MtV
·Sorry. I thought you might have bought this one from a certain dealer in Austria but I was wrong.
I would've expected that particular Austrian Dealer to polish the case into oblivion and at least remove the grime around the crown etc... 😉
/edit: And to actually add to the topic: I'd also vote for redial. Don't think this dial existed in that color.
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Passover
·The pictures of the Austrian Dealer look quite unique like that one... You will always see a white shirt 😉
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sntsikdar
·Its redial for sure ... i also believe that omega never made any blue dial on this 50* series..crown also not matching one.case not in good condition..in my opinion it should not cost more than 350-400..other's opinion may differ
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