Seamaster Redial?

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Engee

·Apr 17, 2022

Looking at this gold Seamaster 165/6-5003 but am worried it’s a redial. Still trying to get my eye in on redials, but the script looks a bit heavy and wobbly to me.

Is it a redial, and if so, would a replacement dial be difficult to source?

Thank you for advice and suggestions.

Edited: Apr 17, 2022

 

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fjf

·Apr 17, 2022

Better in-focus pics with hands out of the way from the text are needed.

 

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Engee

·Apr 17, 2022

fjf

Better in-focus pics with hands out of the way from the text are needed.

OK, thanks. No other pictures available at the moment. I'll ask.

 

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bardamu

·Apr 17, 2022

Actually looks like a redial to me.

 

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Azveld

·Apr 17, 2022

personally I'm not interested in a watch without having more and better pictures. it's too complicated to assess it in these circumstances

 

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Applepie

·Apr 17, 2022

Hi, I would also say that the quality of the photo is too poor to say anything reliable...

 

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TIMElyBehaviour

·Apr 17, 2022

From what I can see here, omega is a rich dark colour and automatic looks faded.

the seamaster word seems to go from light to dark and back again. Without better photos it’s a crap shoot but if I was looking, this photo would be enough to send alarm bells ringing so I would pass.

 

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gtcarrera

·Apr 18, 2022

debido a la degradación del barniz parece repintado, la foto no ayuda

 

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Erkan Gulmez

·Apr 19, 2022

I dont think that its a redial, but I think that hands are relumed, "seamaster" and "OMEGA" are repainted. check the color difference between seamaster and omega and letter "A" is again causing a conflict. Better pictures for sure needed.