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Lumed hands on a non-lume dial, fantastic texture on the dial and chronometer parts in the movement...

Can't link to the photos from this computer, but it is worth a look

 

Speaking in general, what's wrong in a non-lume dial with lumed hands? . It's quite common.
I think the opposite is wrong.

 

Wow that's a unique dial.

 

That dial immediately made me this of this:

 

I struggle to think of any Omega references with lumefilled hands and none on the dial. It is one of the few rules of thumb concerning Omega, IMO.

 

Only just noticed how the 6 o'clock marker has been (re)attached somewhat nonchalantly

 

Hands are short for this dial and the movement has the wrong regulator, 354 should be swans neck.

 

Thanks. I learned something new about Omega. ;-)

 

I believe that bumper is from a cal. 352 chronometer as well.

 

Is the bridge a separate color or is that just a trick of the light?