Seamaster Chrono 168.022 - To good to be true

Citizaniac · Apr 26, 2023

https://www.ebay.de/itm/266235018828
Dial looks to good to be true but I can't say that it's a redial. But is this a genuine color?
What do you think?

peatnick · Apr 26, 2023

Seller thinks so, scroll down to his description

“Dial/Face Color: Wine, repainted and refurbished Wine”

AlexD · Apr 26, 2023

Mistery was solved..😀 anyway i like the look of the watch..

drpaul · Apr 26, 2023

Lot of such peculiar but not unattractive dials in eBay, especially from some South Korea based sellers. They figured out some good dial refurbishing technique but choose some wacky modern looking colours.

ephemeral · Apr 27, 2023

Recently stumbled upon a nice deal in Japan, for a Meister 168.022, worn but terribly cheap. I hope one forum member got it.

The original sparkle silver dial is amazing, when time(finance) comes I'll definitely be on the lookout for one of those!

Faz · Apr 27, 2023

If the price is right and mechanically sound, it’s a good choice as long as the seller doesn’t claim it’s something it’s not. If the dial is a quality refinish, you find it attractive and something you’ll enjoy wearing, go for it. I showed this picture to my wife and she said she would wear it. One of those great unisex sizes with true vintage roots.

Seamaster Chrono 168.022 - To good to be true

Citizaniac

peatnick

AlexD

drpaul

ephemeral

Faz

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