Seamaster 552 concern

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Hi, new here and to vintage seamasters so excuse my ignorance. I worried this isn’t original? My concern is the font. The S and the E are joined and I can’t find any images of any seasmasters from this period where the font looks like this?
 
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Every time I see a pristine silver sunburst dial on a vintage Omega I'm immediately suspicious.
This isn't the worst re-dial we've seen, but it's not very attractive with Seamaster in that font.
 
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That’s great, thanks so much for the replies and confirming what I thought. Think I’ll pass on this one.
 
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Hi, new here and to vintage seamasters so excuse my ignorance. I worried this isn’t original? My concern is the font. The S and the E are joined and I can’t find any images of any seasmasters from this period where the font looks like this?

The "A" for OMEGA looks like it's screaming for help haha.
 
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Think I’ll pass on this one.

The right thing to do. Similar 60s Seamasters are plentiful, definitely worth waiting for a good one.
 
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No reason to accept a redial on a common model. Certainly a pass but finding a decent one at a reasonable price should be fairly straightforward with a bit of patience.
 
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Just to pile on and maybe help with future prospects lots wrong with this:
Omega and automatic uneven and wrong
Seamaster the s is wrong and r is big
There is lume on top of swiss at bottom
The minute markers are different lengths and thicknesses
Seamaster curves
Omega slopes down to right

Happy hunting. Bring back some more prospects.