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A Re-Dial.

I read so much about redials, and being a novice I became to think that a re-dial was something on a par with a replica, a homage. Something to stay away from.
Recent events have allowed me to change my opinion, to see the necessity of the re-dial.
Below is pictured a somewhat plain, no frills Omega ladies watch. What I loved about this watch was the manual wind Omega 625 movement within. So I asked myself, what to do? Put it away with its faulty face, or give it the breath of life which I feel this movement, (watch) deserves? So I chose the breath of life. Sure i could have bought a pretty nice watch for the overall cost of redial, service etc, but hey, Omega owes me one for keeping the brand alive! I have to admit, for a ladies watch, it is all about functuality. So easy to read. I like it, and hope that my wife loves it. Below are some before and after pics. It is to be my wife's Christmas present.

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