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What is this stain by number 8?
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Tony C.
··Ωf Jury memberYou will need to provide much higher quality images to receive any meaningful responses.
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kareem elgamal
·You will need to provide much higher quality images to receive any meaningful responses.
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorBBQ sauce !?
But really hard to know one way or the other really. May be a bit of oil from watch maker when crystal was removed ?
But still we need better photos.
But really hard to know one way or the other really. May be a bit of oil from watch maker when crystal was removed ?
But still we need better photos.
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collector1946
·It reduces the value.
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kareem elgamal
·It reduces the value.
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river rat
·Are you messing with us nothing there.
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MtV
·Without high-resolution pictures, how could anyone tell?
This would be impossible, even at CSI: Miami. 😁
This would be impossible, even at CSI: Miami. 😁
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watchyouwant
·Normal for your reference. Yours must be an early example with the stain at 8 o' clock. Normally that stain is between 9 -10 o'clock.
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DON
·Kidding aside. Could be a defect in the lacquer or paint on the dial.
Omega may have replacement dials, but will need movement caliber and case reference. Will also need to find a watchmaker with a Omega parts account to order one if available
DON
Omega may have replacement dials, but will need movement caliber and case reference. Will also need to find a watchmaker with a Omega parts account to order one if available
DON
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Charlemagne1333
·What is that stain, and can it get bigger?
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Evitzee
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Dan S
·Gives the watch some much-needed character IMO.
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pdxleaf
··"I cut it TWICE and it's still short!"An indentation from below that occurred during a prior battery change? The stain could be a paint touch up.
It's just a guess based on the fuzzy pics. If it's this, then it won't get bigger. Moisture that causes mold will get worse. The rest of the watch looks free of moisture damage. A leaking battery could cause damage to grow. Not possible to say from here.
What do you think it is, or isn't?
It's just a guess based on the fuzzy pics. If it's this, then it won't get bigger. Moisture that causes mold will get worse. The rest of the watch looks free of moisture damage. A leaking battery could cause damage to grow. Not possible to say from here.
What do you think it is, or isn't?
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Davidt
·What on earth is wrong with people?
What happened to “hello, pleased to be here, appreciate any help, please, thank you”???
What happened to “hello, pleased to be here, appreciate any help, please, thank you”???
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaLooks like the dial foot has either bent the dial, or has been re-welded.
I defy anyone to contradict my finding based on the photos provided.
Of course, it could simply be a sneeze drop from a watchmaker with hay fever.
What region and when was the watch last serviced?
I defy anyone to contradict my finding based on the photos provided.
Of course, it could simply be a sneeze drop from a watchmaker with hay fever.
What region and when was the watch last serviced?
