I recently acquired this lovely piece. It appears that the "0" in the 10 o'clock marker was repainted. The rest of the dial appears untouched to my eyes. Now would this considered a refinished or redone dial? Also would this repainting of the number devalue the watch and if so by how much percent?

 

Another photo.

 

It looks to me to be a complete refinish. One of the easier signs is to look at the subdial, which has the same grain as the rest of the dial and has "soft" edges. This subdial should be ribbed (wavey) and have sharp separation between the subdial and the rest of the dial.

 

I also think that all refinish dial,but in professional quality.

 

I concur. Lots of issues there. Look at this one.

 

Closer look at the subdial area:

 

Yes, I believe my points still stand. Also, the ink job is messy, as you can likely tell.

 

The 8 and 10 seem to be a lot fatter than the 2 and the 4, I don't think Omega would do such shoddy work, as the others have said it seems to have had a bit more than the number 10 redone. Still, as long as you like it and didn't pay over the odds, then enjoy it

 

And here is another variation. What do you guys think?

 

Ok that clarifies things. Therefore it appears that this sample also appears non redialed:

 

The pushers on the side (to change moonphase, etc), makes water/moisture ingress increadibly easy. I practically treat mine as a safe queen:

 

Here is mine with original condition, I also agree with everyone that seem to be rare with this condition and still undervalue.