Speedmaster Date 3511.50: Real / Fake Dial?

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Hello I’ve scoured the internet for hours and most examples I’ve found are slightly different than the one I have here. The particulars are:

  • the fonts in general are thicker (maybe due to more pad printing pressure?)
  • the “speedmaster” is slightly different in: e, d, a, t
  • ⁠The position of the minute markers (such as 25 & 50) are a bit too close to the subdial
  • ⁠the “swiss made” is a bit misaligned to the left, in particular the “made" and also;
  • ⁠the “m” in "made" in very different than most other examples

Below are two links:

Can you guys give me your opinion on this one? I’d appreciate it a lot, thank you!

 
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I’ll let others comment (I know nothing about Speedmasters) but I imagine that they might find it helpful to view whole photos of the dial, and the case, rather than just edited aspects of the watch.
 
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I’ll let others comment (I know nothing about Speedmasters) but I imagine that they might find it helpful to view whole photos of the dial, and the case, rather than just edited aspects of the watch.
ah my bad, I only uploaded macro shots of the details as I thought that these are what really matters in identification

 
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Looks real to me, but pretty rough. I think you could find better examples.
 
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Are these models of Speedmasters faked to any great extent?
 
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Are these models of Speedmasters faked to any great extent?
Valid question which I do not know the answer...

The case looks heavily worn. If the price is right and you intend to wear it on a regular basis, this could be accepted though (at least I would.)
 
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I would take the case back off and inspect the movement or have a watch maker you trust authenticate it for you.
 
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I can’t see any red flags but it doesn’t look a very desirable example.