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  1. fiirmoth Oct 16, 2017

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  2. COYI Oct 16, 2017

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    It's a redial. My advice would be to try and buy something with a dial in original condition. If you are after a vintage Omega you would do better to find something in the Private Sales section of this forum. Ebay is a minefield for newbies.
     
  3. X350 XJR Vintage Omega Aficionado Oct 16, 2017

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    Refinished dial kills value, just because resale black dials sell for a lot of money, they simply aren't worth the money paid.

    Stick around this forum for six months and learn before even thinking about buying a vintage watch.
     
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  4. Dial & Bezel Oct 16, 2017

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    A redial for sure. Be patient and keep reading what's available on this forum. You'll save yourself a lot of money. :D
     
  5. COYI Oct 16, 2017

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    At least the seller is honest enough to describe the watch as having a redone dial. Original black dials are difficult to find and usually expensive for this model.
     
  6. fiirmoth Oct 16, 2017

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    Thank you all very much for the replies. I really appreciate it. I am continuing to try and learn all there is to look for in regards to fakes and redials etc. I appreciate the help. I will watch the classifieds here as well.