Opinion on Tudor Royal Ladies

This watch was made in an era before watches became a disposable item. When a battery doesn’t make a modern watch run, you turf it, and go buy another. This watch in not water resistant, nor shock resistant, and if you buy it for her, she will have to manually wind it every day. If she has an accident with it, or wears it near water, be prepared to have it serviced. If she wears this watch the way a lot of people wear watches today, be prepared to maybe be spending repair money on it, frequently. Find out if the bracelet is also 9 karat gold, then consider making an offer based on the scrap gold value. The movement looks tired, and right out of the gate, you’ll be spending money on it. You can do better! I suggest you should consider a water resistant, shock resistant watch, and make certain she will be comfortable having to wind it each day. Maybe quartz rather than manual winder, or perhaps an automatic winder.