@noonespecial as a general point when considering any watch, save photos and expand them to maximum magnification to assess the condition of dial, hands, case and crown. Also check whether the hands appear to match the dial, and whether they are the right length - the minute hand tip should extend up to the minute markers (as it does on the watch above). There are a few exceptions to the hand length rule but you can disregard them for the time being. Google Image Search is definitely your friend for the above.
There is nothing wrong with the 1011 movement, which is highly accurate but requires slightly more frequent servicing than the 564. Also, collectors generally consider the 564 a thing of engineering beauty and the 1011 more utilitarian in appearance, which may or may not bother you since you'll only see it if the watch is opened up.
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