Okay, this watch arrived yesterday, and what an emotional ride upon opening. I unpacked it and was elated to discover (as boid69 guessed might be the case) the bezel does have the correct gold numerals, but it is almost impossible to photograph it so they appear color-correct:
The rollercoaster started with that high (correct bezel) and immediately plunged as it looked like the hour hand had been 'swirling' the dial, leaving a very clear ring at the end of its arc. I rode the elevator heading out of my building despondent that now I was going to have to find a dial, or send it back as the seller never mentioned this. I put the watch in the pocket (no strap) and walked to the car. Half way to the car I pulled the watch out, just to try and make a decision (keep/return) when I noticed in the bright sunlight that the dial on this watch is stepped (my 1st ashtray), and right where the hour hand's arc is. The dial wasn't marked up, it was the step in the dial that had me thinking it was damaged, that and the crummy fluorescent lighting in my office.
So, after the ups and down, I got it home, onto a strap, and am now enjoying it. The one question that remains concerns the case material. The case back says stainless steel, but the watch seems far to light to be SS, I suspect it might be a Titanium with a SS back, or a back from a SS version? Anyone know how to determine a metal without doing something destructive. I know I don't want to take a magnet to it.....
Another pic:
