The dial has a severe crack in it (runs from 1:30 down and across to 7:30), and honestly being a ladies quartz watch, in this condition it's not worth very much. It would cost more to replace the damaged dial than the watch is worth. I would also want to know how the dial was damaged, and this can happen when someone is removing the hands and doesn't take enough care - for example during a movement swap if the watch had some problem. If someone exchanged the movement and didn't put an Omega movement in, that may also be a factor.
Cheers, Al
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