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  1. Dablitzer May 26, 2013

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    Just wondered what caused the dial to age like this? Is this a re-dial? I can't quite tell since sometimes these clean white dials don't always age in the same way as off white colours. Could anything be done about it?

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  2. Privateday7 quotes Miss Universe May 26, 2013

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    I think it is a redial.......::confused2:: The font is too thick, as well as the minute markers.
    I am not sure what makes that brown stain, my wild guess is corrosion water from the inner case?
     
  3. MSNWatch Vintage Omega Aficionado Staff Member May 26, 2013

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    Clearly a redial. Typically rust from below. I wouldn't even consider this one.
     
  4. Stewart H Honorary NJ Resident May 26, 2013

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    It looks like the paint has peeled off and revealed the brass below.
     
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  5. Privateday7 quotes Miss Universe May 26, 2013

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    That's more make sense.
     
  6. Dablitzer May 26, 2013

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    I kinda figured it was redialled. Just wanted the O.K. Thanks guys! ;)
     
  7. cicindela Steve @ ΩF Staff Member May 26, 2013

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    Yes, poor prep work on the dial before the repaint. Either improperly cleaned or contaminants left on the surface of the brass.
     
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  8. ulackfocus May 26, 2013

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    Or the dial was reinstalled before the paint dried and the edge stuck to the case or retaining ring the next time the watch was taken apart.
     
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