Question regarding AR (antireflexiv coating) on my Omega Bond watch

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe these older Seamasters only had the AR coating on the underside of the crystal. In this case, there's nothing you can do yourself to remedy that situation.

And yes, your hands are service hands with luminova and not tritium. Whoever owned this before probably had them replaced at a service -- it allows you to approximately tell the time in the dark without having to fully replace the dial as well.

If you don't like the tritium tail & luminova hands look, your only good recourse is to have it serviced by Omega and get a service dial. They can replace the crystal as well. It'll be hard to find tritium hands for that watch.

Re the crystal, as noted above these are only internally coated, maybe the crystal got contaminated, a good clean by a watchmaker might sort it. If it is on the dial then that is not good news though.

There is a chance those are still tritium hands. Do they glow appreciably longer than the dial when you shine bright light on them? SL hand glow will last much longer than spent tritium. The hands on tritium SMPs never fade as beige as the dials. They usually look mismatched like that. Having said that by now the original second hand tips have usually faded to pale orange and that one is very red so it may well have a new SL hand set at some point.