Worst Redials

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$2450 for one of the roughest Constellation dials I’ve seen in a gold-capped case. Some other bits I didn’t mention in the video, seller calls it an OT prefix which is gold when it isn’t, and the box is for a ck14900 which it also isn’t, just a box he’s added to make it look legit.

 
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$2450 for one of the roughest Constellation dials I’ve seen in a gold-capped case. Some other bits I didn’t mention in the video, seller calls it an OT prefix which is gold when it isn’t, and the box is for a ck14900 which it also isn’t, just a box he’s added to make it look legit.

Ooof, that is awful, and a great video, keep making them 😀

I now feel way less-bad about overpaying for my actual Pie Pan 😁 I DO see on that one by the way, the CROWN is a correct one, perhaps one of the most difficult to track down parts!
 
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Not sure if anyone here as seen the uber-rare Omega Srmaster... if not, feast your eyes on this $7000 masterpiece. Guess the superb condition helps out the big ask. Seller states: CONDITION: EXCELLENT AS PER ITS AGE and I can't disagree.

 
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This 14701’s first photo was its caseback in the listing and I always click on those because it tends to be either very good or very bad. This one was the later

https://www.ebay.com/itm/277976253945

 
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This 14701’s first photo was its caseback in the listing and I always click on those because it tends to be either very good or very bad. This one was the later

https://www.ebay.com/itm/277976253945

I do the same when the first photo is a box 😁
 
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This 14701’s first photo was its caseback in the listing and I always click on those because it tends to be either very good or very bad. This one was the later

https://www.ebay.com/itm/277976253945

Professionally restored... And what profession is the person that restored the dial then 😂
 
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The rare Gerlach cased 2852, the same hands that graced the likes of Patek Philippe. A. shame about the redial though.
 
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Here's a gem. Seller claims very rare special dial on this collector-grade investment piece:

Translated just part of the seller's description:
Dial (Original Patina): A completely original, uncleaned, and unrestored "non-catalogued" special dial. The dial has a beautiful, even patina brought on by age, which collectors appreciate.
Rare "swirls" and details of the dial:
This specimen stands out with several rare features:
"Scientific / Technical Track": The minute track features a so-called "serration," i.e., a very precise 1/5-second graduation. This is typical for special models intended for scientific or professional use (e.g., doctors/engineers).
"Bell Icons": At every five-minute mark, there is a unique symbol resembling a bell or a helmet. This is an extremely rare stylistic device not found on standard Omegas.
"Exploding Numerals": The numbers 12, 3, and 9 are printed with a striking, wide font, and the other indices are stylish "Shield"-style arrow indices.
Two-tone effect: Subtle variation in textures can be seen on the dial, which emphasizes the technical look.

I sent a message to the seller complementing on the ultra-rare butt plug indices.