These are the ones I like best. The ones that look like they’ve been done by an 8 year old practicing joined up writing.

 

Embarrassing that the dial is not mentioned by this experienced seller. The movement doesn't look great either.
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Ouch..

 

Redials getting better and better...NOT

 

Posted on eBay, no mention of redial

 

Found on eBay. Listing doesn't mention the obvious redial but states "Verified authentic by a master watchmaker. Gorgeous, beautifully aged, vintage Omega silver dial". First time I've seen Turler painted on I think

 

I challenge anyone to better this. I suppose painting round the numbers might be difficult...

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That’s not a redial, that’s someone’s art project.

 

I was just about to post this- they didn’t even try!

 

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“original refurbish dial in good condition”

 

Well...that’s not untrue, the surface under the repaint is probably “original”, and it is refurbished, and the refurbish is in “good condition”...he just omitted that it isn’t a good redial.

 

look closely at the dial

 

Hi - What do you experts think of this one? I bought it knowing it was redone, but I don't have the expertise to know if it's a good redial (if there is such a thing!) or a bad one.

 

For questions on watches you should make a new thread in the vintage watch forum as this thread is for known bad redials. That said- yours is a bad redial. But if you enjoy wearing it- that’s all that matters

 

Thanks and sorry for posting in the wrong place. Mark

 

Not a problem- common mistake. Welcome to the forum and stick around for a while- learn the nuances of these watches and join in on the discussions. You will find they are like potato chips- you can’t have just one.

 

Thanks. I'm already headed that way. I bought my first Speedmaster via a recommendation on the "Recommended Vintage" thread.

 

Let's just say you didn't post it in the wrong thread.

 

From the ebay seller's description: "The original cross-hair silver coloured dial with hand riveted rhodium hour markers and original matching hands has been professionally refinished to the highest standard and looks absolutely stunning."