I agree that the damage around the markers is not so attractive, but it is probably not very noticeable to the naked eye. The crown is apparently not correct and I imagine that the buckle is aftermarket. Still, you can't get too many serviced vintage Omegas for that price, so if the watch really received a full service (complete disassembly, clean, oil, adjust), then I think the price is fair.
The pre-purchase advice that I would have given you is to spend a little more for a watch that you love. I was sad to read that you don't like the look of the aging around the markers. Generally, when I don't like something about a dial, I just notice it more and more over time, and I end up selling the watch.
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