Opinion on this 145.012 on eBay

Hi guys!

What do you think of this 145.012 currently on eBay? Condition seems nice but I’ve never seen this kind of puffy uneven lume on speedmaster...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ma...375281?hash=item341ad39cf1:g:AO0AAOSwzFNd7p-8

Any thoughts?
Thanks!

Just for the record, that bleeding around the lume on the hour markers is not a good sign, to me anyway.

I’ve seen plenty of these dials with reluming that separated. So, while I don’t know, I wouldn’t be a buyer.

It is the speedmaster with the cake frosting hour markers. Posted this gem a few days ago

Where are Weston cutter comments? Deleted?

Yeah, I knew I’d seen it before, but couldn’t place it...

yes, that’s exactly what I was referring to...
Sorry, I missed the first thread!
Some old submariners sometimes show « shrunk » lume plots but it’s usually more even than this, and I’ve never seen this on omegas (but again I haven’t watched as many )

My apologies for posting and deleting comments. I realized I felt sillier engaging than not, and chose to delete my comments. All I'd really said in them was to link to other threads--linked to below--that were useful.

The watch listed is mine. I've been a lurker on the Omega/Heuer/Rolex forums for years. My dad's a watchmaker, as is one of my closest friends, and I've been buying and selling watches for five years. Everyone's welcome to believe as they wish re: this Speedmaster. I explain in the listing how I acquired it; I don't have any reason to suspect the original owner got it relumed, and I certainly haven't had anything done, despite Dan S's implication to the contrary (I had no idea having extra tritium to sell made one suspicious). I found these two threads on these forums extremely useful when deliberating about buying this watch; I don't know if they'll be useful to anyone else.

All I'd say on all of this is that, at least in my experience, there's much more that I *don't* know than what I do. I've handled plnty of Speedmasters. All of them exhibited slightly different aspects. Consider things that, among Omega collectors, were Settled Certainties (notched 6 end links, for instance), that ended up being revised. Again, feel free to think what you want, but I promise the watch is as legit as any I've handled. I spent a good amount, in fact, to bring it back to life because it's a great watch and deserves more years of being worn and appreciated.