But you mentioned it WAS a redial.
Yes, the seller told me that. I mean do you see something wrong with that dial to point out that is a redial. I dont want to rely solely on the seller honesty to know if a dial is repainted or not. In this case, should the minute markers must stick to the pie pan edge and the hour markers?! If it is not, so how could we tell this a redial
The only real issue I have is the spacing of the minute ( and 5 min) ticks from the pie pan edge and indices.
Some pie pan references are more like this but generally doglegs are hard up against the indices and when there is a space it’s not as great as this.
With the baton marker, like the OP watch, the spacing is almost non existent indeed on every example.
There are some dials with spacing, but they seem to be exclusively with the type of indices below (don’t know how they’re called)
The second thing is that I haven’t seen an example is a mix of gold/steel furniture on the dial itself. The omega symbol/hand/indices/date window are either all gold or all steel.
The OP’s watch above seem to have a weird mix.