Without the intent of sounding condescending I recommend you do a lot of research before you buy and especially before you put a piece up for sale. Ideally you should be able to tell at a glance that the watch you originally posted is a redial. I'm relatively new at collecting Omegas (other brands I've been collecting for a long time) and as you know many telltale signs that you would look for in a redial are common to all brands, but some are unique to Omega, like script placement, fonts, etc. When I decided to start collecting Omegas I took a couple weeks and literally read every single thread on the OF website, including the stickies. Not only is it useful for garnering knowledge but it's also pleasurable reading as well. It's a veritable treasure trove. Along the way you'll also discover mention of ancillary websites that deal with particular genres and subgenres of Omegas, like Speedmasters, etc. that are also great tools of learning. All the best in your collecting endeavors.
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