MoD used these pointed A dials as well as different hands when issued watches needed replacements. Still genuine and authentic but not first issue. Here's the Omega entry from a WWW page that's no longer active, unfortunately:
Rarity: very common.
Those interested in acquiring one of these watches should pay careful attention to the dial and try to get one with an original dial.
- Look carefully at the fonts of the numbers (especially the '7'). Make sure there is NO 'hook' to the font of the '7'.
- Make sure the subsiduary seconds dial is a 'step down' (i.e is placed at a lower level to the surface of the other part of the dial).
- Make sure the font of the 'A' in the word OMEGA on the dial has a flat top and NOT a pointed top.
There are many versions of this dial and the original is the most sought after by collectors.
Best,
Mark
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