Would You Consider Having This Dial Refinished?

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I’ve had similar thoughts and posts myself.

At the end of the day, I ended up not redialing… and not convinced any shop can truly replicate the font, putting the markers back and placement well.

I actually live near a redial shop…. this thread makes me want to visit them to see how good redials really are with a loupe.

Please do share what you end up doing.
 
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Just no.

I'd own it. I'd wear it as is and would be happy while doing it.

If that dial leaves you unsatisfied would looking at a dial you know is redone really satisfy you or would a niggling thought intrude reminding you that it is less than original?
 
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Ok, you’ve all convinced me that original and with character is the way to go. I’m going to have my watchmaker service the movement and try to shine up the hands a bit, but that’s all. I wore the watch yesterday and found myself admiring its beauty, particularly given that it’s 71 years old. What a testament to Omega build quality. Thanks all for your opinions.
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