LASER ENGRAVED Omega Dial Restoration⌚️ #watches #watchrepair #watchrestoration #omegawatches #short

[MiguelBricaBrac]

If you wanted to also add the lume fill paint that the number originally came with, do you need to make another template or you fill it by hand??

[HMartindeCampo]

I compared both faces before restoration and post restoration from the video and I gotta say I liked it the way it was originally with the patina. It was really nice. The restored face didn’t look quite as good anymore. They looked more plain.

[martinwilliams]

Excellent video, gorgeous and skilled restoration
I have a vintage omega small seconds, Roman numerals and I love it

[Ccels]

Very cool, thanks for showing the process!

[jasonlin]

Been looking into pad printing, and this showed up on my suggestions. What type of laser and/or machine do you use to make the watch dial templates?

[josegerardoherrera]

¿Quién hace ese trabajo? Dónde se encuentra?

[PPARK-lx]

Nice work, what kind of ink do you use?

[manjofpv]

yes, i would like.to know what Ink do you use...

[JC-ozdx]

Hola le hago una consulta como se llama el laser que usa para hacer la matriz, me encanta su trabajo!

[trade]

Looks great but I’d be pissed if someone sold that to me as new old stock or “original dial”.
I don’t understand why you wouldn’t just print this on a new blank dial as opposed to completely ruining the original dial just to print over it.
I’m sure someone would’ve bought the old dial as it was

[AbdellahMadani-en]

Hi ! His it possible to do it for an universal Genève tricompax réf 12296 38mm size ? Thanks a lot

[Boblikespicturesthatmove]

Not restoration, this will be considered non original

[kovko]

No, this isn't a dial restoration, but a dial recreation. If the original dial was shown at the beginning, then it was perfectly fine the way it was. Stripping it then recreating the original dial causes irreversible damage that's a nonsensical option. It's also not a laser engraved dial, but an image transfer from a plate/die that's been laser engraved--big difference.

If it's for a client, then from a business perspective, I can see the _practicality_ of it, but that's only when the original dial is completely FUBAR. But, you shouldn't call it anything more than what it actually is--a recreated dial. That said, if you're going with the recreation route, then IMHO it would've been better to laser engrave the actual dial to give it more depth.