Constellation redial or not?

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I think it is redial. The minute markers are far from the pie pan edge and the 5 min markers are far from the indices tips. They should touch like this.

 
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Hi @jacobDK

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Was this an old listing @jacobDK or is it still active?
(It doesn’t appear on chrono 24)
 
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Was this an old listing @jacobDK or is it still active?
(It doesn’t appear on chrono 24)
Still active, are you interested in it since you ask? 😀
 
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It’s not active - you can see it since you had it saved as a favorite, but it’s been offline for a bit. There’s no button to buy it on that page, too. You might see one in your chat with the seller, but if you use it to make an offer you’ll get an error message.
 
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I think it is redial. The minute markers are far from the pie pan edge and the 5 min markers are far from the indices tips. They should touch like this.
I think we have to be careful about judging these dogleg arrowheads against other 60s pie pan dials.

Whilst the indices closer to the pie pan edge is the norm for batten indices, as you say, if you study the dogleg arrowheads available for review, there is a trend for these dials to have the minute haches away from the pie pan edge.

This particular watch was the subject of a recent conversation and seeing both the front and back in close-up suggests that it is an original dial.
 
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It’s not active - you can see it since you had it saved as a favorite, but it’s been offline for a bit. There’s no button to buy it on that page, too. You might see one in your chat with the seller, but if you use it to make an offer you’ll get an error message.
Yeah you are right 👍