There's very little correct about it, one of those cases where the dial is only one part of the overall trainwreck. But it still belongs in this thread.

 

Had to think of your post @JwRosenthal when I saw this:



I mean, wrong crown and whatnot, but why would anybody do this to a watch?

 

Never know when you’ll need a snack

 

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New to the forum but this can't be real..
The seller is asking for $150.

 

Do folks think this is a redial

 

That listing has been ended due to "errors in the listing". And then in a totally separate search I was doing this evening, it reappeared here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-...866795?hash=item48e8972cab:g:pP0AAOSwkM1fBMPaPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
But shorn of all the Nigerian scam email fluff.

 

The worse ever:

 

Want

 

Agreed. That missing baton has destroyed the beauty of this dial.

 

I have the baton...just thought I would repaint the dial so I haven't put it back on. It's in a beautiful 14k solid gold case so really worth a rebuild of the dial.

 

Don't put it back. It adds to the intrigue of the piece.

 

When you let your kids do the work

 

Wow a Seamaster Ultraman

 

Maybe not the worst redial, but the description made me smile.
Dial : beautiful - true beauty - rose gold hour marks, logo, star and scare around date, Between the 8 and 9 hour mark there is a missing little minute indicator... Very weird... a mistake from Omega or something else, honestly i don't know.

 

Hold onto your dinner or breakfast.

 

So many beauty's. Reminding me of the first time I started painting warhammer.