Legit or re-dial?

[nergalmcl]

And if someone help me with the case number i would be grateful.

 

[efauser]

https://www.omegawatches.com/vintage-watches?v_watches_calibre=3015 You're welcome.

 

[nergalmcl]

efauser

https://www.omegawatches.com/vintage-watches?v_watches_calibre=3015 You're welcome.

This was a joke or something?

 

[JimInOz]

I don't remember seeing a Connie dial with "Chronometre" + "Officially Certified" in the lower dial, usually only "Constellation" and the star.
The "Omega" does not look correctly centered to me.
The notch on the dial at 3 could be a redialler's index.
The serial number is also very early for a Constellation.

I'm doubtful, wait for other Connie experts.

 

[JimInOz]

nergalmcl

This was a joke or something?

He was pointing you to the Omega Vintage Database showing watches that used caliber 352.

From there you can do further investigation.

 

[BlackTalon]

...and also likely about the lack of a 'hello', 'please' and 'thank you' in the OP.

 

[DON]

Refinished - notched at 3:00

 

[nergalmcl]

JimInOz

He was pointing you to the Omega Vintage Database showing watches that used caliber 352.

From there you can do further investigation.

DON

Refinished - notched at 3:00

Thank you. The serial number i was a little suspicious, but the 3:00 i didn't notice.

 

[padders]

Don’t hold too much faith in the notch theory. I’m sure I’ve seen Al say it can’t be relied on as I think he said he’s seen original dials with and without notches. And likewise redials. That said this one does look fishy. If it is legit, it must be very early with that serial. A pic of the balance might be useful to check it’s a straight 352