Thanks for the offer. Everytime I think I need to list these watches, another voice in me say Oh, but they're so hard to find at good prices anymore and then I stop myself from selling them. I started selling eBay in the late 90s. I went and sold watches I picked up in my travels. It makes me sad to think about that now. There were so many more vintage wristwatches out there back then. Then I started finding some of the pawn shops I seemed to always find something good in have less and less available. One pawn shop in New Mexico that was a good place I'd stop didn't have any good ones like before. I asked the owner why so little these days? He said they've been flying of the shelf as soon as they come out now. Well that's when others found out that old watches make good money on eBay. It's just so hard to let em go now. As soon as I have a change of heart, I let ya know, but that may not happen till I die?
There is no money in old watches. People always return them and say they don’t work etc. They sit for months on eBay with no bids. Everyone should stay away from them. Who wants an old Seiko like this! Get an Iwatch.
Truthfully I like your Seiko diver better than mine, because yours has what I consider proper hands and chapters of a diver watch. I also like your robust looking case yours has. Mine is in pretty lightly used condition, but someone cut the extra length on the strap, as it was originally longer than most, so it could be strapped over the sleeve of a diver suit. Whoever did that, must have not liked that extra length hanging off there.
