So.. I need your help on this one. A Longines that looks to be in great shape, but the ink on the dial just seems too sharp and clear. Other points:

1. Second dial ink blurred out into the rings
2. Lume seems to be original and has a nice patina to it (a sign that the dial is original?)
3. The white paint is on the sides of both index and numerals (either they were 'stamped' or it's a proof of a redial)

What do you think?

 

Interesting that there is no lume at 3, 6, 9, 12 and yet the dial is very clean.

 

Very likely a redial. I don't recall having seen the two (tritium) "T"s on this type of model, and the "SWISS MADE" lettering looks of questionable quality.

 

The sub dial printing is off center .. dead giveaway. Swiss Made is horrible printing.

 

I am convinced that the dial has been undergoing a refurbish, thank you!

Noticed that the top of the minute hand wheel pinion is brass or gold coloured on the left one and steel/rhodium plated on the right one.

 

I believe that the cannon pinion on both watches is steel. The angle/lighting is betraying you.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/longines-cal-30l-iceblue-dial-1961-excellent-condition.27440/

 

I would have to agree on that