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Omega redial: Opinions as to quality please
May 10 2008,20:45 PM

Just back from a redialer I have not used in the past. Feel free to offer brutally honest opinions.

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Looks good to me ...
May 11 2008,05:46 AM

Hi Steve


Pinting on a linen dial is very hard.  Who ever did this job did it well.


Good Hunting

Bill Sohne

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Nice job, but
May 11 2008,08:10 AM

... I would have preferred "Chronometre" (the correct spelling for Swiss made chronometers)  instead of "Chronometer".

kind regards
mac_omega

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Actually ...
May 11 2008,08:18 AM

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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One of the best I've seen on a textured dial. They even got the "moy" right.
May 12 2008,15:54 PM

Can you email me with who did the job?  I'd love to use them.

Chris

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I think it looks fantastic. [nt]
May 11 2008,21:16 PM

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Almost perfect
May 13 2008,10:00 AM

Hello

this looks like good work, and the only bit that leaves me dubious, and the dial recognisable as a repaint, is the fact that some of the indices do not line up with the printed :



The redialler has manaed to align on the left side, but could not mantain alignment on the right

Best wishes
Franco

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nice job, although i'm not a fan of redials it looks good [nt]
May 16 2008,13:30 PM

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