That's how it is on the gen. The lume is filled into the cut out.
On previous reps the hour hands looks waaay to close to the dial. Lacks gen depth IMO. Interested to see what new clone movement hand stack looks like. I’m obsessed with handstack height lol
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I agree.
The lume on my (gen) SM300 (non Spectre but same dial) is definitely filled. In fact I can even see some over spill at 9oclock. Lol
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Oh wow.. I can see it. Clearly now the gen isn't sandwiched like someone here mentioned. How did that over still of lume happen..lol.. I would've returned that for a new one... You didn't check it before purchase? Boutique or AD?
It’s common on gen. It’s apparently a characteristic of the dial. Looks worse in the pictures than real life. I got it gray market....wouldn’t pay retail on omega.
I hear ya. Got my gen Aqua Terra at 20% off from the AD. Better than paying full price at Omega imo. I'm looking at that pic closely, and I noticed that all the markers have the lume filled in rather sloppily. Lighting or is that bits of lume around the edges of some of the hour markers?
Some really interesting comparisons on the MK and VS. I'm sure once these start getting out into the rep market, people will start unloading the one they bought so they can buy the other brand they ultimately preferred.
The only ones who care enough to do so are us forum nitpickers. Truth is these are all high quality watches for the money irrespective of how close they are to the Gen. This is my opinion purely from experience and I would choose to keep the rep which feels better: bracelet, bezel action, lume, movement, polished markers and hands, sunburst quality of the dial etc.
I wouldn't be surprised once people start getting more hands on the clone Omega 8500 movement, that opinions change again for some valid maintenance reasons. Choices will be made...
From what I understand, the VSF clone of the Omega 8500 is a heavily reworked Swiss clone and not a true co-axial movement which is good news as very few non-Omega Watchsmith's would be able to service or repair a true 8500 clone and they wouldn't even accept to work on a replica.
Oh wow.. I can see it. Clearly now the gen isn't sandwiched like someone here mentioned. How did that over still of lume happen..lol.. I would've returned that for a new one... You didn't check it before purchase? Boutique or AD?
V6 (left), gen (right):
As you can see gen lume is “vintage puffy”. It looks like lume over-spill or non crisp application (eg. 2oclock marker)