HELP pls for the dial of this vintage Omega

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Dexter00

·Oct 23, 2023

Hi all,

Can you pls help me with an experienced eye to see if this watch is redialed?

Thx a lot for your help

 

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efauser

·Oct 23, 2023

What are your thoughts?

 

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Dexter00

·Oct 23, 2023

mmmm, it's a bit too perfect but the logo is here, and the "seamaster" as well

 

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Dexter00

·Oct 23, 2023

A zoom that I did on one other picture

 

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Dan S

·Oct 23, 2023

Looks legit, but there is some damage.

 

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hoipolloi

·Oct 23, 2023·Vintage Omega Connoisseur

That rounded S was used in the 60's, and in the 60's "t" was used on lumed dials.
Check the serial number to see if this watch falls into that small overlapped period of 1961, 62?


(after looking carefully, I think it is a redial, hope I am wrong 😁)

 

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Spruce

·Oct 23, 2023·Sunburst dial fan

I think yours looks fine @Dexter00.

I’ve got a couple of 165.003s, and would happily accept yours as being in original condition.

The seller says it’s 'original', in his history of ownership and the price is reasonable. The seller invites offers, so you may be able to negotiate the price slightly.

 

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Bruce235

·Oct 23, 2023

Better less exposed pics of the case would be helpful. I can’t see the condition of the lug edges.

 

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theluckyluke

·Oct 26, 2023

Overexposed pictures make it look whiter and cleaner than it probably is. Which is not a deal breaker, but worth asking for close up pictures in natural light.