Omega Seamaster Cal. 503 Redial Identification

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Although quite controversial, I ended up purchasing an Omega Seamaster Cal. 503 w/ a redial to use as a learning tool and semi-weekly wearer. It's all been going great, in large part to the wonderful community here.
I have a second seamaster of the same case ref and movement on its way so I can use it for spare parts if the need arises, as well as finally getting my poor missing bezel. (Did not notice it was missing a bezel when I purchased it...)

While taking apart the movement, and removing the dial, I noticed some interesting writing on the back of the dial. Is anyone able to make out what it means besides azul>blue and redial?

Thanks!


 
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Just like the markings often used by watchmakers in the past inside case backs most markings typically only have meaning to the maker of the markings, as the saying goes "it's all Greek to me".