I would like to know if there is still the oily shimmer on the dial now, or has it gone? If it is no longer there I think that it is a likely culprit, if it is still there, then fine look elsewhere for the cause.
Every dealer gets a dud now and again, it's how they deal with it that makes them good or mediocre.
I have never had a watch degrade in my possession?
Add an example on the suv dial. I shot it in normal light. And that effect is not on the black paint.
Maybe the Radium hands were set at 7 minutes past 3 for a looking time.... Kind regards. Achim
complete and utter BS. Everyone knows it was the chemtrails.
Isn't it a poorly refinished dial?
Isn't it a poorly refinished dial?
I am not saying, i am asking. Why? Well, the dial looked too good for an old watch. And also, I see so many dials / watches on eBay (from Ukraine) that are, for some reasons, black and look new. It would appear that Black is a colour of choice for watchmakers / dial re-finishers. Also, should not humidity or WD40 😀 have some impact on the rest of the watch? The movement, hands, case screws, etc? Some old cars look very nice after paint job, until next spring. Again, please treat this as a question, not a statement. I have Omegas from late 1930s and mid 1940s - none of the dials look like that one.
I am not saying, i am asking. Why? Well, the dial looked too good for an old watch. And also, I see so many dials / watches on eBay (from Ukraine) that are, for some reasons, black and look new. It would appear that Black is a colour of choice for watchmakers / dial re-finishers. Also, should not humidity or WD40 😀 have some impact on the rest of the watch? The movement, hands, case screws, etc? Some old cars look very nice after paint job, until next spring. Again, please treat this as a question, not a statement. I have Omegas from late 1930s and mid 1940s - none of the dials look like that one.
