Looking for Advice on Vintage Omega seamaster bought on ebay

Hi I have just purchased on ebay a restored vintage 1950 seamaster but after looking at your site and reading the following post

https://omegaforums.net/threads/i’m-new-to-this-any-alarm-bells-with-this-watch.145504/page-2#post-1985227

This post is showing the watch i bought as a restored and redialed watch from the 1950 and uses the the case number 2635-1 movement 351 bumper automatic.

So after reading the above post I have a few questions was the watch I have ever been a seamaster watch originally ie did the dial say seamaster as the back has no name or any markings on it or was it just a omega automatic and never was a seamaster watch or were early seamasters not marked on the dial as seamaster usng the 2635-1 case.

I know I paid to much for it but I need to find out if it was originally was a seamaster watch before the dial was restored and the hands replaced if anyone can send me a photograph of what a fully oriignal seamaster using this case from 1950 looks like thank you.

Here is the original ebay page for the watch that I have bought



If anyone can give me information on the above would be helpful please dont post any negative comments I know i made a mistake but need to know if i bought a an original seamaster watch before restoration if it was not a seamaster then I might be able to get a return so if can anyone help thank you for your time

see attached photographs

Have added pictures as you asked for thank you

Thanks for the reply can anyone post what the dial should be like for a seamaster of 1950 production and case ref 2635-1 I know the hands are wrong but are the batons and arabic numurals correct for the watch case and bumper movement 351 calibre with movement number of 12194224 dating it to 1950 or is it a mock up of diffrent dial movement and case please if anyone can tell me the seller told me that the dial before being repainted was worn out and the original hands were mismatched so dial was refunished and new hands put on so was sold as a refurbished dial and fully servcied movement.

from Omega Archive for 2635

Thank you everyone for the replys I can only use this as a learning experience for buying a vintage watch it was listed as restored so I assumed that it was restored to the original condition ie the dial was as it was when new not customised with aspects of later dials and later hand types so thank you for everyones input so in future will do more reserch before i bid on a watch that says restored on ebay to be ure it has been restored to original specification or just buy future watches with original dial.