Advice on a 145012-67

Well, I feel foolish. Totally different situation here.

If anyone buys this one, I will gladly trade a proper pro dial plus $$ to you for the dial that's on there..

http://m.ebay.com/itm/322005915738?_mwBanner=1

I was looking at this last night before I went to bed... The Professional missing was the first thing that jumped out at me and I agree, the story could be a red herring. I was looking on my smartphone last night, but just gave a closer look on my computer monitor when reading this thread. In this picture:

Look VERY closely at the "3" on the hour counter subdial... if you look at the upper left part where it starts coming down (for lack of a better term) and compare it to the "3" part of the "30" in the minute counter subdial, it looks a little off to me. The upper left part of the "3" in the "30" seems to come down a bit cleaner (or properly), whereas the "3" in the hour counter in the upper left where it starts coming back down looks a little clumpy and with the slightest of angle towards what would be 7 o'clock. It's really nitpicking, and maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me, but could be another piece of evidence that something ain't right here. Just my .02.

I think the watch is legit.

If you look at the seller's other items, (a) he has several that are from storage locker auctions, (b) the stuff he's selling (schlock jewelry, dirty leather jackets) mark him as a flea-market type, not a builder of frankenwatches. He knew he had something special when he saw an Omega with 1968 papers, so he took some trouble to get it opened and photographed.

I'm willing to be corrected on this, but I don't see the problems on the hour hand lume, or the slightly turned movement screws. And if the screws were turned, couldn't that mean a service, which most consider a good thing?