Dear team,
I'm not sure for the non-polished pie pan facets dial on this watch, is it ever been report in case 2699 SC? Together with the " OM SWISS MADE OM", what does it mean?

Thank you very much indeed

 

It means redial

 

Thank you @cristos71. At the first time to review, I just thought it came from " Or Massif ".

 

OM does mean Or Massif, gold dial. In this case though, you can see the OM has been added later. It is in a different font and size. Hence, the dial is a redial.

 

Thank you very much @CanberraOmega for kindly comment and information, it like your mention from this picture. Is other part of dial has repainted?

Thank you

 

Everything is repainted, look at the minute markers,

So did it pass the MOY test in your eyes.

 

Nice medaillon though

 

And not a common reference.

 

Thank you every mentions, I just starting to collect the omega constellation. And no more experience, all of informations from everyone are important and value to me. According to attached below information,
In case of 2699, not all dial were polished, some painted. So I am not sure what the kind of that painted. I apologize if my question is not make sense. @CanberraOmega @STANDY
Thank you

 

My 2699 for you to compare



Hands should be facet dauphine. Yours are dome.

 

The website you got that page from will learn you good.

As said redial - game over move on to next ..

 

Thank you

 

Thank you very much indeed.

 

Thank you very much indeed.

 

Doesn't have to be game over: depends on intended use, but more so, the price. There is nothing inherently evil about a re-dial - could be a good daily wearer, donor watch, etc. as long as you know what you're getting, and don't pay the price the watch would be with the correct dial.

 

Thank you very much indeed for your kindly comment. @M'Bob

 

Dare I venture that this is sensible advice - as you say, as long as the watch is what it is and not subject to a various "unknown unknowns" as Mr Rumsfeld might put it.

 

Does anyone know when the 'Om Swiss Made Om' appeared on Omega watches. I'm looking for information about or massif Omega's (solid gold), but can't find any information. And I can't find a lot pictures on the forum with the 'OM' sign. Is there a reason for? Are they very rare?