Thank you folks for all your replies! When I was taking these pictures I also found myself ridiculous. I finally decide not to bother myself and the forum with the little issue.

 

Looks the same as one above in another thread

 

Hi @Y.M1619 and welcome to the forum. It's hard for us to tell you much from the one photo. I might recommend that you search for several other examples of your reference, find some focused, straight-on pictures of the dial and look at them all, side by side, on your monitor. Make sure the dial photos are straight-on pictures (because the watch crystal itself can make text look wonky) and sharply focused (because the camera's digitization of the image can make text look wonky).

 

Can you take a macro shot at a straight angle?

 

Here is a high res picture for you to compare and I see no issues (https://www.watchlounge.com/wp-cont...um-no-date-210.92.44.20.01.001-review-8-1.jpg):



Can you confirm the [ZrO2] is on your dial below the centre? I can't see it in your picture.

 

Thank you Vitezi! More picture added. These are the closest shot I can get out of my poor phone camera.

 

Thanks OMEGuy! I can see the ZrO2 engraving on my dial, but it is not as legible as the picture you posted shows. I don’t know if different level of automatic image sharpening of different camera affected the pictures. I added more close shots for mine.

 

Thank you for reply AntonisCy. I added some closer shots. Pardon my poor phone camera. If I get any closer it will lose focus.

 

Not so noticeable in the additional photos you have posted but it is a little bit in the first. I guess it's up to you if you want to take some action. I think the faint ZrO2 is a little bit faint. But it could be glare or the camera.

 

If this were the Rolex forums, you'd have the rare thin stick variant and can now charge a premium

 

I think the OP is being overly picky (paranoid in his words). If he had posted his pics and asked us to point out the flaw I doubt many would pick up on what he is seeing. There are variations in everything. Use Omega's standard for visual appearance of a watch and I think it would pass easily from a flaw viewpoint. I just don't think it is anything to act on, but you can always try to raise it with your dealer and maybe they'll do a goodwill change of dial. But you always run the risk of other issues cropping up.....dust particles, a hair, mis-aligned hands, a scratch or mar.