gianluomega, where did you buy this watch? If it was from a sales platform like eBay or a dealer's website, did the sales listing say anthing about the dial being restored, refinished or repainted? If it did not, you have a very good case for a return and a refund even if the seller specified no returns. An ethical seller would have disclosed a refinished dial to you. For future reference, the dial represents the most valuable part of any vintage watch and a refinished dial (also called restored or repainted) means that the dial has been stripped of its original text and then reprinted. This is what we call a "redial." A redial is never as good as the original dial in terms of the quality of printing and it drasticaly reduces the value of any vintage watch. See if you can get your money back and, next time, before you buy another watch run it by the folks here for their opinions. It can save you a lot of money and headaches. Good luck.
Way better photo. Your original pic was just poorly done. The fonts seemed crooked and badly done and the star looked tilted. The photos from the sales ad are awesome. Great pickup.
Our concern is that the printed text in your original photo appeared to be very irregular and of poor quality which is usually an indication of a reprinted dial.
In your new photos it looks much better.
I'll reiterate what's been said many times, good quality photos are a must for proper evaluation, this "clearly" proves it.
The new photo does remove my doubt. In the first photo, the top minute mark does not seem to align to the 12 o'clock mark, but the new photo shows perfect alignment.