Request a full front view, a crown close-up, and one image with the bracelet flexed or laid naturally. Check the rectangular case geometry, Roman-numeral printing, blued hand alignment, cabochon seating, and all eight bezel screws. The two-tone links should show even color and clean articulation, since the bracelet occupies so much of the visible design at this scale.
A wrist photo gives better information than a flat product shot for this reference. It should show how the 22mm x 30mm case sits relative to the bracelet and whether the slim profile reads as intended. Look at the transition from bezel to links as closely as the dial; a compact Panthere works when those parts look like one considered piece.
The small scale also makes spacing more visible. The Roman numerals need to sit evenly around the silvered dial, and the sword hands should stay clear of the printed track as they move. Ask for a setting view as well as static photos, because the compact case should look ordered from several angles rather than only from a centered product shot.