Hello to all vintage watch enthusiasts,

First time posting here. Still feeling my way around, so please forgive any missteps.

Anyway, I have been keeping an eye out for a chronograph, particularly a two-register one, and came across this listing: http://www.chrono24.com/cyma/chronograph-mens-vintage-watch-extremely-rare-steel--id6956340.htm

The case seems to have good, sharp lines and edges, and the (snap back?) case back looks in good shape. However, despite the five pictures featuring the dial, I cannot see too much detail because of the reflections and the angles of the shots. What I can see, though, is the finish is very even and unblemished for a decades old specimen.

The seller provides scant information, no ref no., age or other information. Seller says the watch is "extremely rare", but the price is $825. Would appreciate any input on this watch, but wondering if this is a situation of "too good to be true".

Many thanks in advance.

 

Dial has been refinished and probably had a gold tone or gold markers since the hands are golden.
The mix does not work.
Hour counter hand looks fishy, 1970´s.
Should have a picture of the case back markings to be sure the case is Cyma.
All in all, avoid.

 

Thank you for the feedback, omegastar.
I also feel the hour counter hand looks odd. Guess when spidey senses tingle, heed them!