Omega 30 T2 1941

Posts
1,997
Likes
1,227
Nice job on the redial. Looks much better than the old refinished dial

DON
 
Posts
563
Likes
1,250
I’d say that was a very successful transformation! The redial, crown and new strap look great, and I’m sure is a source of pride on your wrist. A nice reminder of your father and grandfather - wear it in good health.
 
Posts
9
Likes
2
The dial was repainted badly by an amateur in the past.

Look at the unevenness of the minute markers.
Hi, Hoipolli:

What do you think of this one?

Although the dial and the movement look like correct, the case back number and the crown are just not right to me. An franken one?

Some help?

Thank you so much
 
Posts
1,531
Likes
1,086
The case number is a serial one, and it matches the movement's one (same period, mid 40's). So I do not see anything wrong here.

The dial looks good from here, but a closer pic of the logo and text would help.

By the way, the holding screws are not original and do not have the correct size. I would try to change that. But they are not easy to find - at least for an amateur, I do not know if they are still produced by Omega.