Omega Dial Authenticity: "Antimagnetic" Redial Check

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Hi all , I have come across this dial and i can't figure out if it is authentic. The main reason being that I have never seen " ANTIMAGNETIC" on any Omega dial before. Could anyone weight in on this? Also, from where the legs are positioned, I have ruled out the 30t series, 260-269 and the 28.10R and the 340-354 series. It almost looks like a 600 but it has a sub dial and a calendar. Any thought on that? Thank you in advance.

 
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You're right to have doubts.
First, Omega never used "Antimagnetic" on their dials, only "Non-Magnetic".
Second giveaway is the fresh radial sunburst finish on the dial, often a sign of a redial.
Third, the printing (text/logo/markers) all indicate a repainted dial.
Lastly, as there's no other Ω indication, it's impossible to say if this was originally an Omega dialat all.
 
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Yea that's no good as Jim mentioned, no value at all in that one
 
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You're right to have doubts.
First, Omega never used "Antimagnetic" on their dials, only "Non-Magnetic".
Second giveaway is the fresh radial sunburst finish on the dial, often a sign of a redial.
Third, the printing (text/logo/markers) all indicate a repainted dial.
Lastly, as there's no other Ω indication, it's impossible to say if this was originally an Omega dialat all.
Thanks for the info.