Hello, experts -

This may be a really obvious question, so please don't shoot me down for being ignorant, but is this dial horrendously problematic?

I suspect it is - the applied markers/numerals don't look accurate enough and it's just too... new for a mid-1950s watch. And I'm not sure about the crown either, for that matter. But this is just a guess; like I said, I'm no expert. But you are, so I'd appreciate your input. Thank you!

 

Now that I come to look at it again, the subdial numerals look quite poor too...

 

...yes they do! Obvious redial.

 

My goodness, that was fast. Thank you!

Such a shame; the case and movement are lovely. Never mind. Will keep looking...

 

I sold a similar one on the forum, and you might want to take a look at the (original) dial for future reference:

https://omegaforums.net/threads/sold-vintage-longines-30ch-chronograph-–-37mm-and-18k-gold.57648/

 

<sigh> Sorry to have missed it! And thanks for the tip - now I know what I'm looking at.

In a strange way, I wouldn't mind a redial (I'm buying to wear, not as an investment) - if only it was done well!