Please help me with my potential first Connie?

Hello good sirs and madams!

I hereby present for your criticism and judgement, a potential candidate as my first Connie.
These were clearest photos I've gotten from the seller. He said these were the best he could do.

Here's what I know based on the seller's info and my speculation:
I looked up the movement, caseback and the serial number up, and the production year is 1967, model description "C" in stainless steel. Seller says it's all original parts, but he hasn't confirmed when if/when it was ever serviced, unfortunately. To my untrained eye the bracelet, hands (T swiss made T at 6 o'clock, lumed inserts), seems to be correct. Does this seem correct to you?

I'd appreciate any advice you can give on the following:
- Not knowing what kind of glass this is makes me worry how much it would cost to clean up/replace the glass. Any advice on this would be very appreciated.
- Is the bent looking shape of the second hand as shown in photo #1 normal due to this type of glass?
- Does the condition given its polishing and scratches on the glass & the little scuffs on the case seem acceptable at this price of €950?
- I am a moron and I really can't tell apart the whole case-condition-shined/worn-out edges/polished/over-polished/grain-thing for the life of me. I want to make an offer, but based on the price range of previously sold similar-looking conditions of these models on Ebay it seems this one is on the higher end. Can someone please help me on evaluating the condition of this watch?
-I know someone will likely tell me putting a price tag on it is a subjective decision, etc, but I just want to evaluate it accurately and not overpay! I'm sure you all understand, right? 😟

Please pardon my ignorance as it's very likely that I've mistaken or missed out some important details, and kindly point them out for me. I'm here to learn. Thank you for reading through my painfully boring and photo-overloaded post.
Have a nice Sunday everyone!
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I like it. nice to see these C cased on their original bracelets. those linen dials are pretty nice too !

Thank you everyone for your input. It was really helpful!
Unfortunately the seller was not willing to reduce his price.
I was too eager and I would have probably bought this without realizing what further servicing would be required if it weren't for your advice.
I admit though now I'm disappointed...🙁

I empathize, vintage is still ‘new’ to me after a year. I’d say you did the right thing passing, but rest assured, there are some BEAUTIFUL examples of this model out there, for the same or less.

As all above it’s a nice watch with a slightly high price tag.

Thank YOU for your inputs and outputs, too!
I'm in a similar place - though have not yet "found" a Constellation (and am not yet seriously looking) but the watch you were considering looks very much like one that I would be considering considering myself. And seeing laid out those reasons why this one's perhaps not a good deal are very helpful indeed!

Best of luck in finding "yours"!