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Redial or not?

  1. spanner

    spanner Jul 27, 2016

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    Hi omega-people,
    First of all, thanks for a great source of knowledge. I'm about to buy myself a connie. However I will appreciate an all original one - or at least close to. Therefore I'm keen on an original dial, a non-redial if you like. Can you guys help me out on this one. Is it a redial or not? I'm sorry about the quality of the picture, but it is not possible for me to get one in a higher resolution.
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    So much thanks in advance.

    Best regards, Peter
     
  2. Peemacgee

    Peemacgee Purrrr-veyor of luxury cat box loungers Jul 27, 2016

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    Do you have any other pics other than this one?
    Different angles ?
    It looks as though it could be okay but impossible to be certain from this image
     
  3. cimo

    cimo Jul 27, 2016

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    I see nothing that would indicate a redial at first glance, but a more in focus picture would be very helpful in taking a closer look at the text and dial surface.
     
  4. cimo

    cimo Jul 27, 2016

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    Sorry to double post but I also notice the crosshair appears off center in relation to the applied logo. This could be an illusion from the angle of the photo but hard to say.
     
  5. tpatta Ω 2

    tpatta Happily spending my daughter’s inheritance Jul 27, 2016

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    Doubt it's a redial although the "G" in OMEGA looks a little weird, but a better photo would help. Passes the MOY test. I think the crosshair issue is from the angle of the pic.