I was wondering if mine is a redial?
Below are different images of the same watch/movement, with the visible dial foot highlighted. Dial feet are prongs, which are on the back of the dial, that insert into holes in the movement for purposes of situation. Since most Longines of this era had dials that were primarily composed of brass, the dial feet should appear brass-toned. A white dial foot is usually the sign of a redial. However, not all redials present white dial feet.
T Tony123Hi guys, do you think you can help me out?, a friend of mine is selling me this longines at around $600 usd, but im not sure if it is refinished, i could not find any reference online about this pariticular model or the movement, any help will be appreciated. thank you!
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