Worst of all there is room to infer that the dial is mineral.
Solve all your doubts through question mode.
I thought the same, but no clear photos to see the dial material. I doubt they could reproduce the logo.
It's easier than you think. I could do it well enough that you'd be hard pressed to tell it from the real thing.
This could potentially be quite a good watch to buy for parts. The bracelet, if it's an authentic Rado/SK, could be a nice find, those hands are hard to find in the wild, and NCC movements are usually very well protected/preserved.
Is it my eyes or does the 'NCC 505' look a bit wobbly?
My thoughts exactly, I was first bidder. Could use those hands on my 515 with the wrong ones.
Buy it, swap hands, find a replacement dial: decent 101 to keep or sell.