Agree second one looks ok. It would be worth putting forward your own thoughts and opinions when asking for help.
Thanks. I did think it was implicit in the title but I was probably a little vague. My thought was that the N looked suspect on the font on the dial, and I hadn't seen that crystal configuration before, so alarm bells were ringing!
On later C-shapes, that style of N is actually correct, even though the curly N on the second watch in the thread is the most common one for these watches. (See @mondodec 's essay on C-shpes, http://omega-constellation-collectors.blogspot.se/2008/12/constellation-c-shape-omegas-child-of.html) The font on the upper script however
Newbie here, gonna practice my observation skills (seriously, all y'alls eye for the details can really be astonishing). Anyway, first pic - shouldn't there be a "T Swiss Made T" given the tritium on the hands? Also, it may be obscured by the window, but after the date window, should there not be a small remnant of the hour marker? Also, I got one of the late calibre 751 models with the new script 'N'.
How do we know we are looking at the original hands? Given its a redial all options are open. At the 3 position there should be either a lume plot or a minute marker depending on the dial.
Thanks for the hint. It's an excellent point: if one suspects tampering of one component, then all components become suspect. As a noob that it is a redial is not a 'given' to my eyes. I do not have any expertise, and would not even close to being able to say so based on the example above. So it is helpful to work backwards from the hands to draw a conclusion on the dial.
Hands are probably replaced. They have lume but I can't see any on the dial and no "T"s with Swiss made.
That's what I thought until I started looking at more of these C cases. If you look through this recent thread you see lots of dials without T's but lumed hands/dials https://omegaforums.net/threads/the-c-cased-constellation-thread.72308/