Buying a solid 18k gold Constellation

Hi
I'm looking for a nice gold Constellation as a dresswatch, and have found one that looked interesting.

But I need some input if the watch looks okay.

Here it is (price $3000):

It looks all correct, light patina on the dial consistent with the age of the watch and wear on the case, nice sharp edges, not polished to death.

Thank you for your response.
Yes the edges looked almost too perfect, was a bit afraid it was fake. I don't mind scratches on the case or patina on the dial.

Will be my 2nd Constellation, need to have a golden one to complement my steel Constellation 😀

Thank you for your observations.
Good catch about the bent lug, I did not notice that.
That would annoy me, and I guess it is not so easy to correct.

About the price, I'm having a hard time finding a 18k gold Constellation without date for under $3000. At least on Chrono24.

The lug does look bent but only in the one pic - worth confirming with the seller before you decide against the watch for this reason. ( if it is bent I’d pass on it)
The dial is spotted but I have a dogleg dome dial with similar patina and you can genuinely only see the bubbling in photos or with a loupe.
I like the OP watch and I don’t think $3,000 is expensive for an 18k no-date dogleg. ( I’d expect €3,000 or even £3,000)

couple of interesting things about this watch:
It’s a 167.005-62 case, so must have been one of the first of the new numbers made and a bit of a transitional as ‘regular’ new-numbered cases didn’t have a date code.
I’d expect the vertical cross-hair to be almost hard up against the L on a dome dial but this one is touching the E ( even pie-pans don’t normally actually touch the E) but the dial looks correct otherwise - the exception that proves the rule.

Thank you for the very detailed response.
I'm learning a lot and find it very interesting.

I'll contact the seller and see what he answers about the bent lug.

Even though Chrono prices are typically inflated, I agree with the comments about the value - 3000$ for a dogleg 18k with sharp edges is good.

Is Chrono24 better to be avoided when looking for vintage Omegas?
Any sites you would recomend?

I wouldn't say you need to avoid it. It has a wide offering and I've done a couple of transactions there that went smoothly. It's just that it has a lot of offering of people listing their watch at an insane price, hoping to be picked up at some point. Before reaching an agreement I would try to look for comparable watches having been sold here at OF for instance.