Centenary 2500 Rose - caseback engraving

Good morning lovely people of Omegaforums,

I am a new member, but have been lurking and learning here for a long time.
My particular weakness is the ornate pieces from the 30ies and 40ies, so the following Centenary certainly looked promising. I did bid on it but didn't pursue in the end because I had some concerns with the Centenary engraving on the caseback, as it looked different from the known good examples discussed in other threads here.
Obviously, for a rose gold specimen, final price (1764 chf) is on the lower end of the scale.
So my question would be what you guys think is going on with the caseback. My money is on overpolished, perhaps to remove a personal inscription on the back, as opposed to re-engraved.
for posterity, movement serial 10'759'736 and case number is 10'785'366.

Thanks for your consideration,

Dries

I suspect it looks better in the metal.
These are hard to photograph and case isn’t bad.
Yes it’s been worn and polished but there is still some definition to the bezel.
Very much doubt there was an engraving removed from the case back.
Rose gold versions a rare and I believe they came with yellow gold dials.
From the info provided I don’t see much wrong with the watch; it’s just well used, but not abused (can’t comment on the movement).
Ask the question here before the auction ends.

Thanks for your reply. I try not to impulse buy watches I can't hold in hand and this one looked a bit too worn for my taste.

I think you missed an opportunity price wise....the rest is individual, as always.... Kind regards. Achim