Generally speaking Im not a fan of redials, but joining this forum reminded me of a watch where I felt that a redial could be justified.

Found it an a rummage box at a antique show and bought it. Did work and kept time but the dial looked like this




I got the dial sent away for a new face and the watch serviced locally. Considering the starting point the result wasn't that bad. Not the best pictures but it is about as good I can do with a camera.

 

My theory with redials is same as face lifts....

You should have seen the mess it was before

 

That doesn't bother me especially if you wear it often. Quite attractive.

Tom

 

I call it watchitarianism. That watch would have died in a land fill or been ripped apart for lack of that fix up.

Looks good, and if you like it, what else matters?