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For sell my Omega WWW British Army

For sale this Vintage Omega 1944 W.W.W. British Army WW2 Officer's Watch Cal.
30T2 with Original MoD Dial Broadarrow Military Issue Markings on Case-Back.
Original big Military winding crown.
Movement: Omega 30T2 Manual Winding runs very good and was serviced a couple
of years ago.
Case: Omega All Steel Swiss Made Case with Broadarrow and Military
Dial: Originality unknown
minute and hour hands lost some of it's material.
Band: leather strap
Size w/o crown 35mm.

NEW PRICE 850 eur PLUS shipping

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Has the dial been repainted?
 
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I´m not 100% shore about the painting in the dial, but the numbers are quiet clean and the tritrium as a diferent coloration. Maybe the last owner did something, because the hands have diferent coloration too. But as you can see he is in good shape, the case as some scratches and in the back is the normal engraving with the serial number of the watch.... But i´m not an expert, i just have some watches. The watch is 100% working and keeping time and i send the image from the movement to show the inside.
 
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Has the dial been repainted?
That dial looks a bit too good to be original; it may have been an early redial or one that was done by Omega at sometime. Still a very nice looking watch! GLWS
 
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I agree that the dial appears to have been refinished in the past. Here is mine (original) for comparison. The main differences are the placement of the lume dot at "SWISS MADE", and the seconds hatch marks. There are also slight differences in the numeral fonts.

 
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Hello Adam, nice image and many thanks...This is complitly original? It seems like the Omega Logo and arrow are repainted. I´m just learning more about the watch with many people that colect Military watches.
But in the moment i´m looking a new home for this good looking watch!!! 😀

Many thanks to all!
 
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To answer your question, yes, the dial on mine is completely original. Yours I don't think is...The placement of the subsecond chapter is incorrect, inter alia.
 
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Thank you Adam, the watch was bought like this and there are some details that are diferent from a complitly original....
It still a very good looking watch and a very nice price! 😀 Dont you think?
 
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One bump per day please. Re-read sales rules.
 
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