Sorry, but have to disagree. You don't know the condition of the original dial and the watch is not rare enough that a refinished dial affects the value.
That only comes into play on rare watches and even then some need to redone.
I made a $100 profit off pretty much every Omega watch I refinished and that.s still after the refinishers cost.
People want a clean looking watch to wear to work or for special occasions. Only the hardcore want original aged dials
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