Yes, the point is that was also professionally refinished prior the sale.
It's impossible to say by pictures if steel was added and recut, or just refinished, the point is that the watch is polished.
If it was sold (and paid) as "polished in the past" (or as "lightly polished in the past" as dealers use to say) it's not a problem.
Otherwise, as you probably know, there is a big difference in price and value between polished and unpolished watches.
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