originality of this 30t2?

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guaranteed.rohu

·Sep 25, 2019

Thoughts?













Looks to be a well done redial, possibly done a while ago?

I haven't seen many/any 30t2s from this era with a dial like this, and also with 'swiss' not 'swiss made'

 

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Dan S

·Sep 25, 2019

Well, that's incredibly clean, and I haven't seen it before, but I don't see anything obviously wrong with it, except perhaps for the hands being a bit long (or short, in the case of the sub-dial).

Edited: Sep 25, 2019

 

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MikeMan2727

·Sep 25, 2019

I would guess a redial as well. I dont like seeing dials this clean when the movement and caseback have clear signs of corrosion. The dials from this era typically didnt hold up as well as the movements...

 

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MSNWatch

·Sep 25, 2019·Vintage Omega Aficionado

Redial

 

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KingCrouchy

·Sep 25, 2019

Looks very much like a high level redial. The dial doesn't fit with the used other parts of the watch

 

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bubba48

·Sep 26, 2019

Bad redial

 

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budgewink

·Sep 26, 2019

Do you think the wear on the indeces are trying to be offputting for it being a redial?

 

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MikeMan2727

·Sep 26, 2019

budgewink

Do you think the wear on the indeces are trying to be offputting for it being a redial?

Or just cheap ink 😁

 

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budgewink

·Sep 26, 2019

It's ashame because it's a cracking piece. I love these old 30t2 references.