Turquoise dial - genuine? Seamaster Cosmic

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Hi,
I came across an automatic Seamaster Cosmic with a turquoise/light blue dial.
Could this colour be genuine/original?
Thank you,
Marcus

 
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That looks like a standard silver dial taken in harsh lighting.

If it is genuinely turquoise it’s repainted.
 
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166.045?

If so, I don't see a light blue dial listed right now, but many of the original dials that were found on these are no longer listed. There is a darker blue/grey dial listed, but that's the only blue one I currently see Omega show.

Based on that one photo, it does not appear to be a redial to me, so if it is in fact light blue I would be hard pressed to tell you it's been refinished. Omega made so many variations it wouldn't surprise me if it's genuine. I can't say I've seen a light blue in person but I'm quite sure I've seen them posted before.
 
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Looks like someone trying to cash in on the Tiffany dial colour which manufacturers are using. Brings in higher prices
 
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Given the blue colour that’s dancing on the case, I vote for a photo that’s curiously lit.
 
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I thought I had seen this color somewhere: here are a couple of [recentish] [posts] in OF Seamaster Cosmic thread with very similar specimen with different bracelets (that were also in linked thread deemed to be re-paints etc.). Makes you wonder if its the same watch. 🤔 edit: the first link to the SM Cosmic tread I think looks very much like the watch OP posted including the bracelet.
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