Is this a 'tropical dial' or an original stardust dial?

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“Stardust” as a marketing term was landed on after excluding alternatives such as “stripper glitter,” “unicorn pubes,” and “LSD LE”





To clarify, the above commenters may be correct as applied to the watch you were originally inquiring after; but as for other watches, such as the mega you posted, “Stardust” is an actual type of dial that is not merely patina etc.

I’m not aware of the stripper glitt... I mean stardust being in models other than the mega, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t others; that said, the OP watch appears to be patina, not a true unicorn pu... stardust.
Thanks, to all for all the comments. I stand clear that mine is purely a case of a natural aging process.
 
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“Stardust” as a marketing term was landed on after excluding alternatives such as “stripper glitter,” “unicorn pubes,” and “LSD LE”
And another new star is born: GALAXY and COSMOS ::facepalm1::

 
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So, we have used stardust, galaxy and cosmos. How about Big Bangs for this dial?
 
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I like it!. Don't know how this happens, but looks like the gold in the omega/indexes is migrating through the paint.