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efauser

·Sep 7, 2022

https://www.ebay.com/itm/225152539367?hash=item346c231ae7:g:BY8AAOSwJ-ti34KG
1950's Omega Seamaster 2802-10SC in a 33mm stainless steel case, featuring the 20-Jewel Omega Cal. 471 automatic movement. Watch is currently running and the automatic winding mechanism is working correctly. The original dial has a beautiful, uniform patina, with light speckling. Crystal is clear and free of scratches or mars. The case has light hairlines consistent with age. Omega crown is hallmarked correctly. Includes a new, calf-leather strap with an original Omega Buckle.

 

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Charlemagne1333

·Sep 7, 2022

The elusive Sear naster.

It looks like the script was hand drawn with a sharpie.

 

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Syzygy

·Sep 7, 2022

I am by no means an expert on these, but something doesn't look right. Re-dial? Font and spacing seems wonky, minute markers don't feel right.

Description of crystal and strap seem to be ok though!

 

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JwRosenthal

·Sep 7, 2022

The original dial may indeed have a beautiful patina under that overpaint.

 

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MtV

·Sep 7, 2022

Crown is incorrect, I believe so are the minute and hour hands.

To finish on a positive note: If I’m not mistaken the watch is half a mm wider than the seller states. 😁

 

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JwRosenthal

·Sep 7, 2022

MtV

Crown is incorrect, I believe so are the minute and hour hands.

To finish on a positive note: If I’m not mistaken the watch is half a mm wider than the seller states. 😁

Always finding the silver lining! 👍

 

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Hnansen

·Sep 7, 2022

The buckle is - surprisingly enough judging by the rest of the watch - original! 😲

 

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Ocean

·Sep 7, 2022

Definitely a redial..The Seamaster touch itself in several points..not same spacing. Also looks a little curve..