Looks ok but hard to tell exact dial condition from the pictures - the dial while looks original definitely has some aging and "pimples" from the pictures. The hands are also way too long and are not original to the watch. And no movement pictures should make one wary.

 

Yes, but it is a little more complicated. It is a bit like facial recognition. After seeing hundreds of these, you recognize what they look like, even though they may be a different color or in a different case, or worn or like new. It takes practice and study and review. There is no instant way. Some people never can do this, it is all just one big confusing mass of exceptions to them.

 

In this case I believe this is due too the silver gilt type of paint used in these models with Rhodium plated hardware. It is difficult to photograph and often comes out looking to bright. Here the very poor photography makes it look even wider due to blurring. You have to study all the pictures to get a better idea, but there are one or two the capture it better. Here is an example from a different watch

 

Yeap

 

Yes, one must use caution with any vintage Constellation without movement pictures.