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  1. milhouse Jul 29, 2017

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    What do you think about this dial?

    repainted?
    washed?
    or "doctored"?
     
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  2. colin t Jul 29, 2017

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    Certainly repainted. Lume is now completely absent and I would have expected a tachymetre scale on the original.
     
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  3. uwsearch Jul 29, 2017

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    My 14364-2 looked like that:
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  4. colin t Jul 29, 2017

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    Ahhh, there were variants without the tachy scale too!

    Still definitely a repainted dial on the OP's example.
     
  5. Edward53 Jul 29, 2017

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    +1. You can see shadows under the new paint where the lume spots were. Also the redialler seems to have got demotivated around the 28 and 29 minute marks.
     
  6. Giff2577 Quick with the tools! Jul 29, 2017

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    No scale on mine either. IMG_0538.JPG

    As mentioned no lume and patina on the OP dial.
     
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  7. Loncar Jul 29, 2017

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    This is how my looks like- and should be original dial.

    Cheers
     
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  8. milhouse Jul 29, 2017

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    And what about the "Seamaster" stamped absence under "OMEGA"?
     
  9. milhouse Jul 29, 2017

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    And "12" seems applied too high and crooked...
     
  10. fjf Jul 29, 2017

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    Yes, all that. The dial has no patina, and is just ugly. No more description is necessary. Badly repainted. Some are well done and we have trouble agreeing on their condition. Not this one. ::puke::