Pulled the trigger on this 1952 OMEGA Teddington

Hi everyone,
That's the first vintage Omega I've bought, and I'm really enjoying it. The Teddington series was reserved for the Brazilian market and is called like that after the Teddington observatory, where the precision of the watches of several brands was tested. I've verified that the case corresponds to the Teddington series (2271), that the movement is the correct one (265) and that the year when the movement was made is 1952, a year when this specific kind of dial was used pretty often by Omega. The gilt star identifies this watch as being part of the Teddington collection. On other models you see a red star, this one is rarer. What do you guys think about it? Thanks!

My guess is, that the red star has morphed into another colour over time. I have another one, where the red became copper colour, but you still see the red faintly. The star was a marketing gimmick. Nice example ! Kind regards. Achim

I'm pretty sure it was like that originally since it's applied and has the same color of the indexes. I've seen other examples of a gilt star

Thank you very much! I think that the price I paid is quite good too, 480€.