I'm more worried about the seller's feedback score than the dial.
Their understanding of watches bothers me more (my bold text).
"I know it needs a bracelet to make it original and resalable. I don't know why it would need service. I timed it, in an admittedly amateur way, with the atomic clock in Colorado and let it run in hour and 24 hour increments and saw no determinable variations. I used visual/ auditory timing. I know from talking to watch people that wearing a watch, even the most solidly built, causes them to heat up and the air inside to expand and unless the watch has a relief mechanism, some air is going to escape. On cooling, the air will come back in and pull grease and dirt with it. This, I am told, is how even the best built watch gets dirty. However, this watch hasn't been out of a dresser drawer for many years and was worn only occasionally. It may have been serviced 25 years ago but I can't verify that. So, unless one is a purist or going to sell it as recently serviced, I see no reason to have it looked at by a service person. eBay gave a suggested price when I listed it of $3500-$4000 as recent sales. I am assuming, again, that this is for watches with original bands, box, papers, etc.. I feel that the BIN price is reasonable given its' limited use and running condition. Any offer would have to be very close. Thank you and I apologize for the lengthy answer. Also, please ask any questions you may have about it as it is sold 'as is' and is not returnable. BTW, I looked all over the watch for some kind of serial number and found nothing."
