Rolex Tudor Oyster Prince redial and restoration!

[EfraM12]

Hello everybody, after a few years I decided to rejoin the watch obsession.
In 2018, my father gifted to me a Tudor watch. I knew nothing about it, and in this forum I learned that was a Tudor Oyster Prince, ref. 7995, Tudor Caliber 2483 (not sure about the mechanism). Sadly, it was redialed. And that is what I wanna do.
My question is, how can I found the original design?
And in that case, should I take to a watchmaking and tell him to redial it?
Or should I buy a new dial? taking into consideration that it's a watch from 1965-1969
Any response would be helpful. I'll leave the photos attached. 
Thank you everybody and greetings from Argentina!


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[offrdmania]

It would probably just be easier and cheaper to find another dial. You wont find a new dial unless its aftermarket. The dial is probably already aftermarket and isnt an original repaint as well as the hands. The bracelet is a much later add on and does not have the correct end links for that case. It should have either 57, 357 or 557 end links for that case. The dial, hands and bracelet were probably all swapped out at the same time later in the watches life.
The Tudor 7995 is a common reference and you should be able to find original used parts online for it.

[EfraM12]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

It would probably just be easier and cheaper to find another dial. You wont find a new dial unless its aftermarket. The dial is probably already aftermarket and isnt an original repaint as well as the hands. The bracelet is a much later add on and does not have the correct end links for that case. It should have either 57, 357 or 557 end links for that case. The dial, hands and bracelet were probably all swapped out at the same time later in the watches life.
The Tudor 7995 is a common reference and you should be able to find original used parts online for it.

Nay thanks for your response. I found that the bracelet it's from february 1995 and the serial number of the watch starts 535XXX, so it's from 1967.
I'll take to the watchmaker. It's also has a 4.0ms beat error.

[EfraM12]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

It would probably just be easier and cheaper to find another dial. You wont find a new dial unless its aftermarket. The dial is probably already aftermarket and isnt an original repaint as well as the hands. The bracelet is a much later add on and does not have the correct end links for that case. It should have either 57, 357 or 557 end links for that case. The dial, hands and bracelet were probably all swapped out at the same time later in the watches life.
The Tudor 7995 is a common reference and you should be able to find original used parts online for it.

Thank you very much. I checked and its serial starts with 535XX (so the watch is from 1966/7) and the bracelet is from 1995.
Wich end link is the correct? and where do you suggest me to look for?

[offrdmania]

Originally Posted by EfraM12

Thank you very much. I checked and its serial starts with 535XX (so the watch is from 1966/7) and the bracelet is from 1995.
Wich end link is the correct? and where do you suggest me to look for?

For that date range, 57 would be a correct end link but the later bracelet you could use any one of the three