The caseback on this one has seen better days, and is obvious it was not considered in the Seller's definition of "great condition" in the description of the case.

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Wha' happened to all the snowflakes you usually see 'round the igloo?

 

Not a single part of that watch is in great condition. The problem is that the word "great" is subjective and is the seller's opinion.

 

You said it. Look at those lugs! And what's with the crown?
Best,
T.

 

Interestingly, in English the word "great" meant big in size or coarse in its earliest versions. The concept of "great" meaning good or excellent is a much more modern twist. I can understand that particular watch being described as coarse, and the seller's exaggerations are certainly big in size, so there ya go! Accurate!