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Hi....more than likely the watch has been "re-dialed", or refinished. Since, (as you noticed) the writing is off center, it's not a great job and collectors generally stive for original anyway. If the watch has been serviced "professionally", the $430 might be reasonable. (my guy charges $150-$200 for a complete disassembly and hand oiling of high grade watches). But judging by the redial quality i suspect the overhaul was sloppy also. So i'd pass.
Joe T
: I am offered a Omega Watch, but i dont have
: anny idea of what model or value. Maby some
: of you
: experts can help me. I have to pay 430 $ Is
: that
: way over?
: The watch i newly renovatet, and is in great
: condition,i am told.
: In hope for help.
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