Simon,
it was wise to join the forum and ask questions before you pull the trigger.
You have got information which you had requested.
The watch is all original including the dial - so why are you so hesitant?
I can assure you that the dial does not look like a restored/reprinted one.
This is a galvano-sandwich dial, hence the print looks a bit blurry.
If you have a close look under magnification you can see some loss of the black layer on several spots.
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Do you think a restorer did this on purpose to mislead potential buyers of the watch?
To constantly repeat the same questions although you have received answers is like beating a dead horse.
If you like the look
and the small size of the watch and the price is right for you - go for it.
The movement looks very clean (except the ground ratchet wheel which can be replaced easily).
This is a good indication that the watch did not have moisture intrusion or was not abused by clumpsy repair trials of a noob "watchtinkerer"
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