Omega Seamaster 2846 and Breguet numerals?

[froink]

Hi All - I’ve been lurking on this forum for a few months and I’m just incredibly impressed by how much knowledge there is here. It’s been super helpful as I look for my first watches.

I’ve been looking for 1950s seamasters with beefy lugs and came across this 2846. It has breguet numerals, which I like, but haven’t seen them on a 2846. What do folks think? Could this be a redial?

Thanks!

 

[SOG53]

I vote redial Seamaster font is wrong

 

[X350 XJR]

Looks fine to me, an American market watch, case is quite polished.

Here is another example.

Edited: Aug 1, 2024

 

[froink]

Thanks everyone for the input

 

[SOG53]

I thought redial as e’s have very horizontal cross stroke compared with this and other examples with much different steeper slant on e’s

 

[Dan S]

It looks ok to me at first glance, and certainly the applied Breguet numerals are original.

 

[seekingseaquest]

Dial looks fine, and it’s a stunning dial variant IMO. All good 👍

 

[liquidsongbird]

Although a different case, the dial looks to be the same. From same era.

 

[rennfahrer]

I think the dial is original - there were so many variants. Typically, I have seen mostly “straight” Arabic numerals on 2646, with most Breguet-style numerals on pre-2646 models such as 2577 or even 2767.