Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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I would keep an eye out for a replacement . . .
. . . which could be easier than one might guess, considering the abundance of dials floating around due to scrapping. Wouldn't bother with another restoration . . . the current dial is obviously refinished, but not distastefully.
Putting a vintage dial back into circulation would be the right move to make, in my humble opinion.
Cordially,
Art
Opinions for a Brown Omega dial
Hi Folks, I'd like to hear some of your opinions about this repainted dial that is currently on a GX-6250, cal 500. I picked this up yesterday and I'm debating about what I should do with it. I could repaint, source another dial or leave it as is. I'd lik...
I would keep an eye out for a replacement . . .
. . . which could be easier than one might guess, considering the abundance of dials floating around due to scrapping. Wouldn't bother with another restoration . . . the current dial is obviously refinished, but not distastefully. Putting a vintage dial b...
As always you're right...
Hi Art, I started my search last night for another dial but today I wore it to a family function where almost everyone knows my penchant for Omega's. A few of them even complimented me on the nice dial color noting how I usually wear a black dial. That su...
I like it as well
BUT I'd be on the hunt for an original as I'm not a Brown dialed guy,but it does look good w/ the gold case? It looks gold on my I correct w/ this.
Your monitor is correct
Yes, the case is a nice gold-filled case, I haven't touched a thing on it yet. I hate it when a watch kinda grows on you the more you handle it.