Requesting assessment of potential purchase: Omega Genève, Ref. 14702SC61

Hello,

I'm considering purchasing my first vintage watch for my upcoming wedding. I've been doing a bit of research (mostly thanks to this site!) but I still feel under-prepared to properly assess what would be a pretty significant purchase for me. With that said, this Geneve has caught my eye and I'm hoping the more experienced members here might answer a few questions.

1. Does this look to be all original or are there obviously replaced parts?
2. Are there any other red flags that stand out? Is the lack of a movement photo concerning?
3. The watch is listed at $1900. Here is the listing: https://dumarko.com/collections/ome...d-watch-ref-bk14724-1-sc-swiss-made-from-1960. Is that a fair value?
4. Any other pointers you might provide concerning this watch (or vintage Omegas in general)?

Thanks,
Dan

There has been some noticeable polishing. The brightness of the photos hides details.

How do you see it?

Thank you. That's really helpful!

I seem to be drawn to dials with no date window. Are there any desirable references of Constellations and Seamasters with no date window that you'd recommend I keep an eye out for?

The last time I had a gold plated geneve, I sold it for a third of this price, though the condition wasn't quite as good. If you're interested in a good quality first generation Omega Geneve, I will soon be selling a Steel cased version for about half this price. DM if interested.