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X350 XJR

·May 2, 2018·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Could just be the optics of the photo but I'm not liking the alignment of the Omega symbol or star.

 

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hoipolloi

·May 2, 2018·Vintage Omega Connoisseur

I vote redial.

 

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TexOmega

·May 2, 2018

Mine........printing a bit finer/less bold and with minute markers aligned all the way around. More subtle texture.,

just no crosshair🙁

 

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Anj

·May 2, 2018

My 168.004 /w rounded edges and crosshair, looking at it now I feel like the Omega symbol isn't full centered. Strange. Maybe just my eyes.

 

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77deluxe

·May 2, 2018

+1 real darn good redial.

 

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W.Shaw

·May 2, 2018

I appreciate all of the feedback. I will take some close-up photos of the Omega sign and star when the watch arrives.

 

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Shabbaz

·May 3, 2018

This one is selling right now on ebay. 6 hours more to go and bid is eur 600...

 

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Edward53

·May 3, 2018

The vertical crosshair goes from the centre of 12 to the centre of 6 so it is in the right place. It seems to me that it's really the Omega symbol which is slightly off. Which means it's not possible to call a redial purely based on the position of the crosshair.

 

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Noddyman

·May 3, 2018

I think with clearer straight on shots that symbol, star and logo could well be central. One photo is not enough to judge this dial.