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Vintage Omega Seamaster Black Dial: Redial or Original?

cal. 267 gilt dial omega seamaster vintage
Anthor
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Hello guys, I'm trying to add another Seamaster to my collection and I've seen this one, but I need your help, do you think it's okay?

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thanx to everybody and all the best
Antonio
 
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I think we Need a better Picture of the dial. I‘m not sure if this is a redial.
 
ErichKeane
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The dial pictures aren't great, but I see a few things that make me suspicious. One rule that I was taught here: IF you see a vintage black-dial Seamaster: assume it is a redial, because it almost definitely is.
 
Anthor
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I've not seen the watch, I asked better photos to the seller, in the meanwhile that's the best I can do

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Dan S
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I think you may need to go see the watch in person, the photos are not acceptable.
 
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The dial pictures aren't great, but I see a few things that make me suspicious. One rule that I was taught here: IF you see a vintage black-dial Seamaster: assume it is a redial, because it almost definitely is.
I was about to post this as until you are an expert it will do you more good than harm to follow this principle. One thing I will say about that, the applied logo is either twisted or out of line with the text. So far so bad...
 
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I think you may need to go see the watch in person, the photos are not acceptable.
See also the person (seller, photographer) trying to sell a watch with hand-held Dali-pictures
 
dougwhiz
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I agree, these photos aren't going to get that watch sold. Almost as bad as the overexposed ones you find on Ebay where most of the details are obscured by blinding white studio light.
 
myouss
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The photos are too poor quality to make a determination. With any vintage black dial you’ll at least need quality photos, otherwise assume it’s a redial.
 
HorsinTime
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Sadly, as @myouss points out, with any black dial it's safest to assume it's a re-dial. But when the seller can't provide decent photos, your Spidey senses should really be tingling. It's harder to take an out-of-focus photo than it is to take an in-focus photo these days, so you always have to wonder why blurry, essentially useless photos are provided.
 
Anthor
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Thanks to everybody, asked better photos to the seller but he said that's the best he can do and the watch is original 😂😂😂
He also sent this
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After that absolute redial 🙏
 
HorsinTime
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Anthor Anthor
Thanks to everybody, asked better photos to the seller but he said that's the best he can do and the watch is original 😂😂😂
He also sent this
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After that absolute redial 🙏
Oh, it's in a box that says "Omega" on it. That changes everything! Must be 100% original!
 
SOG53
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The photos are very poor, but the text pops in gold and may be a original gilt dial. The rest of watch looks original although I cannot read the cal or SN. Should be 286, poss 267 movement.
If I could see it in person I would try as it may be a gem.
What is asking price?
 
Anthor
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SOG53 SOG53
The photos are very poor, but the text pops in gold and may be a original gilt dial. The rest of watch looks original although I cannot read the cal or SN. Should be 286, poss 267 movement.
If I could see it in person I would try as it may be a gem.
What is asking price?
650€
 
SOG53
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Ask seller to read you the cal number under the Omega logo and SN on movement.
 
ErichKeane
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SOG53 SOG53
Ask seller to read you the cal number under the Omega logo and SN on movement.
Last digit looks like a 7 to me in the photo. Other digits are consistent with 267 at least.

That said, spending $650 on a pig in a poke here ....
 
Davidt
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The pics are appalling but if I had to say either way, I’d say it’s likely an original dial, although some of the minute hashes give me pause.

I certainly wouldn’t pay decent money based on those photos.
 
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