Vintage Omega from 1960 advice

Hello,

I´m not new to mechanical watches, but the whole vintage Omega world is completely new to me. Therefore, I thought it is best to ask the professionals before I make a mistake while buying a vintage Omega watch.

I´m looking for a vintage Omega which can be dated to 1960 as good as possible. (It is intended as a birthday present, so the year is important). I found this vintage omega on chrono24 which for me as a layman looks good.

The rough production year you can determine from the serial matches the year of the reference number in the omega database. (https://www.omegawatches.com/de-de/watch-omega-other-omega-ck-14391)

The dial matches pictures of other watches I found online, but on other watches I could not see the dots of lume on the hour markers. Other watches also had no lume on the hands. So, I’m not sure if this is normal or not.

I appreciate your feedback. How would you rate the watch and the price? Is it an acceptable offer?

If anyone wants to see the full offer, here is the link:
https://www.chrono24.de/omega/cal-268-fully-serviced--id18491911.htm

The case heavily polished, dial repainted, relumed, and mismatched hands. This will be of little interest to anyone who is serious about vintage Omega watches.