Help with a Centenary

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Fellow members, I sold my Centenary several years ago and have seriously regretted that decision. I have come across another that has me all tingly inside. Aside from the damaged hands does anything else jump out and scream RUN AWAY? Dial looks untouched, movement appears a little dirty. These are the best resolution photos I can get.

 
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Looks OK to me
Thanks. BTW, love your caseback opener.
 
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A grail Omega for me so I'm officially green with envy.


Good for you!
 
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A grail Omega for me
And me!
A Centenary or an uncracked Signal Corps trench would require selling a kidney if need be........my liver has dropped in value.
A 2500 to boot, if the $ are within this galaxy, I'd be emailing a certain squirrel for an opinion I value and respect, or some of the other Centenary cadre here and moving quick.

Dibs!
 
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TBH I would not dare to buy this watch based on these crappy photos... I strongly recommend to try to get better ones as you know the mantra condition, condition, condition
 
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Minute hand seems to long or is it the picture ?

Both my JUB's minutes hands are the same. A tiny picture angle makes it look a lot "worse"....



On the left one above, the hand looks shorter, but it's not:

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TBH I would not dare to buy this watch based on these crappy photos... I strongly recommend to try to get better ones as you know the mantra condition, condition, condition
The seller was unable or unwilling to provide better photos so I passed on it. Found this instead.........
 
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Not a JUB, or…? 10 O'clock marker "twisted". Wrong crown (like many).
 
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Not a JUB, or…? 10 O'clock marker "twisted". Wrong crown (like many).
Noticed the crown, missed the marker.
 
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Thanks to all for offered advise. I'll keep hunting. 😀
 
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We all look at the dials for this model which is always important but many centenarys have soft cases. You need to find one with a sharp case preferably in rose gold. There are also correct models with a rose gold case and a yellow gold dial.