The movement doesn't look as bad in this picture, but whether it's a big job or not depends on what parts are corroded which can only be known when a watchmaker has a proper look at it. Usually the dial would go bad first before the movement, so bigger, clearer pictures of the dial are required to see if it's a redial or not. If everything is good, I think it would go for $3000 more or less, in an open auction.
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