Advice on 14900 62 SC Pie Pan dial if it is authentic or not?!

Dear Omega Forum Members,

I would like to ask you for you opinion on the authenticity of the dial of this watch.. I came across an Omega 14900 62 SC. The dial looks good, but seems a little bit off. The letter "OM" is a little bit crooked, but I've seen similar on other dials. Only the hour markers 12, 3, 6, 9 have thick hour marker lines and the others don't, which is what seems off. The text proportions seem good, but also seems a little bit thinner compared to photos. Could this be a redial, or a dial variant?

The watch is a reference 14900 62 SC case back made by CB.
The movement is a caliber 561 with the movement number starting with 17 3** ***.

Thank you for your help!

Seems to be a redial. Also those lugs have been super polished. I'd pass.

Franken watch - case is a 14381/14393 lyre lug style while the caseback is a 14900 dog leg style. Dial is re-painted.

See if you can snatch up just the strap, assuming it has the original buckle

I'd also like to add you should look at this thread. Lots of beautiful examples that help train your eye.