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Actually ...
May 11, 2008,08:18 AM - (view entire thread)	By: Bill Sohne (registered) [Omega Moderator] \| PM Posts: 401

Hi

Watches that were heading to the US in the late 50's ( maybe 1960).. Started to have the American spelling Chronometer. So his redial might be correct for his market.

Best

Bill Sohne

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Main Post Omega redial: Opinions as to quality please

- smorrisonmd (registered) on May 10th, 2008-20:45

Looks good to me ... - Bill Sohne (registered) on May 11th, 2008-05:46

Nice job, but - mac_omega (registered) on May 11th, 2008-08:10

Actually ... - Bill Sohne (registered) on May 11th, 2008-08:18

One of the best I've seen on a textured dial. They even got the "moy" right. - chrisinohio (registered) on May 12th, 2008-15:54

I think it looks fantastic. [nt] - CR (registered) on May 11th, 2008-21:16

- Franco (registered) on May 13th, 2008-10:00

nice job, although i'm not a fan of redials it looks good [nt] - gmhutton (registered) on May 16th, 2008-13:30

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