Redial or original?

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Mceljm

·Jul 6, 2024

Just bought what the owner believed to be a 1948 2445-1. Pretty sure that’s not correct, and curious if anyone can identify the model. Also, really curious on thoughts on original or redial.
Per the previous owners story it was his grandfathers watch passed down to him, neither of which gave this watch much time on wrist, and kept it in pristine condition. Is this too good to be true, or did I just find a 75 year old watch in phenomenal shape?

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TexOmega

·Jul 7, 2024

Mid 1950's if that is an original dial........it's a bit blurry....cannot vouch for anything I cannot see......need inside pix to confirm identity

 

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Mceljm

·Jul 7, 2024

TexOmega

Mid 1950's if that is an original dial........it's a bit blurry....cannot vouch for anything I cannot see......need inside pix to confirm identity

I’ll try to get you more photos and movement photos as well. After some additional digging looks like it could be a 2869-1.

 

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bubba48

·Jul 7, 2024

Better pic are definitely needed, but...

 

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Mceljm

·Jul 8, 2024

bubba48

Better pic are definitely needed, but...

Looks less uneven in the second photo I received. Not sure if that was just a bad angle, but looks less distinct. Picture still isn’t great, but a bit better.

 

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konung39

·Jul 9, 2024

The seamaster inscription looks suspicious; the tail of the letter r, for example.

 

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Dan S

·Jul 9, 2024

The photos aren't clear enough, IMO.

 

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Mceljm

·Jul 9, 2024

Dan S

The photos aren't clear enough, IMO.

Watch should be received by Thursday- I’ll follow up then with quality images.