Does this dial look original to you? Thanks

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Dial might be original but it has been refinished.
Yeah that's what I think too. Thanks for checking
 
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The "A" should be flat topped, not pointy. Definitely a repainted dial, and not a good one
 
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It’s amazing that can be done. The skill to do that is actually pretty impressive. With that said, you can tell immediately that it is janky af.
 
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If you’d bother going to all the effort of reprinting the text, why not do it in the correct typeface? Facepalm.
 
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I’m going to go out on a limb. I see no issues.
 
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If you’d bother going to all the effort of reprinting the text, why not do it in the correct typeface? Facepalm.
Because most dial-restorers have no clue how it should look properly
 
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I’m going to go out on a limb. I see no issues.
It’s quite nicely done
But also oh so wrong....
 
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Very professional...but font looks too Arial, or Times New Roman, whatever you call it, you get my point.
 
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The correct Omega gothic serif font with the splay-footed M is a peculiar beast, and given Switzerland’s long tradition in font manufacture, very probably custom designed. Awkward to match, but not beyond a skilled typographer by any means. I suppose we should be grateful that re-dialers don’t get it right, as it would make picking them out rather harder.