The Longines script seems incorrect and the subdial ink circles seem too small. The subdial hands also look like they might be longer than the radius of the ink. I was told by the owner that the chronograph seconds hand looks shorter than it actually is because of the lighting and a scratch. It actually reaches slightly past the end of the first circle of the dial. Although I noticed these things - I'm not sure if it could still be right. There are a lot of nice details on it. I know the pictures are terrible - but they're all I have.
If the watch works? couldn't seller let seconds hand run to clear the scratch. That may clear one of your concerns
Could it be missing the bezel? I also vote for older redial, but I like the style. I think you're going to need to do some further research on this model. You'll need to see the inside of the caseback to do that. Worth buying only if a Bob Barker Special (that is, The Price is Right!) gatorcpa