afinewatch
·Most ebay watches may or may not be offered to collectors, but this is a collectors' forum and an interest in originality is assumed. If you want to argue that watches with non-original dials are desirable, you are spitting into the wind. A redial is a deal-killer around here - even a casual perusing of the discussions should make that obvious.
It's interesting to me that you initially argue that the watch which is the subject of this thread is not a redial, and then shift to argue that redials in fact are not that bad, and furthermore, that the onus is on the buyer to spot them rather than the seller to disclose. It's a curious position for a watch seller to take. "Buyer beware" indeed.
Please do not twist my words. My comment of "buyer beware" referred to buying on E-Bay not a position that I as a seller take. Quite unfair of you!!
My initial observation about the dial in question here was in error. Having said that I can and would enjoy such a watch with a nicely redone dial and do not care if SOME consider it heresy here. I will not respond to anymore posts here. Let's put it to rest. Good night.