A picture of the movement with its serial # for any further info.

I don't know what model that is, sorry. It may have a case reference stamped on the inside of the case back. It's probably a 1960s piece.

The case has been replated. Dial is original.

On this model, atypically, the case back # should match that of the movement. Rumor has it that it was a Luftwaffe delivery, but that theory is still in the rumor stage. No one has been able to prove it for sure.

In the vast majority of the cases, that is correct.

It won't be a lot, it's an electro plated case after all. It has the characteristics of a 1960s piece, not 1930s.

The small ladies "cocktail" style watches are out of favor now given their size. They're hard to read.

So with little demand, it's priced at near scrap. So $40 is OK, but I wouldn't spend a ton of money on it getting it restored further.

That's sounds REALLY expensive. I'd expect something around half of that.

This one looks OK.

The dial here is an obvious refinish as well.

Keep looking...

It's a Swiss make, probably made just after WWII, probably with caliber P478 as the movement. If you have a movement shot, I can be more specific. Thanks.