Keyur Patel
Junior Contributor
Looking to find a new home for some of my lesser worn pieces and downsize. Nothing super flashy but I think they will be nice additions to any rotation. No box or papers. All keeping time and in use on and off.
1. Citizen Eco-Drive Perpetual Calendar
Original owner. This was one of the first watches. Worn on and off for the last 6 years. Very reliable and durable. from the moment I put it on my wrist back in 2013 i have NEVER had to re-adjust the date or time. the perpetual calendar and all other functions all work flawlessly and will continue to for some time. Watch obviously has tons of wear and tear as a result of being in rotation for aprox. 6 years now. Comes with the original bracelet on the watch and 3 sets of quick release straps from fossil, two of which have the rubber lining on the inside.
$175 OBO for everything, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/vNdJ3l6
2. Seiko 5 SNKL41J
Original owner. Just over a year old. it is the white dial variant of the popular SNKL45. This is a perfect example of a watch that looks a hell of a lot more expensive than it actually is. Has a baby sarb035/ Snowflake sort of look. I threw an aftermarket strap from amazon on it the day it arrived. Have to admit it feels a bit flimsy but looks great and has never let me down. have the original unworn bracelet as well.
$120 OBO for everything, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/hIgsYqD
3. 1965 Timex Viscount 4014
This was a recent impulse buy that unfortunately isn't getting much use. I definitely wouldn't be able to tell you how many owners its had. But the watch is still solid. I was told it has at some point gotten the crystal replaced, and the rotor is a bit louder than normal (does not affect function). An automatic watch that was affordable back then, affordable today and is still able to function as intended 54 years ago, is something very cool. Really puts into perspective all the cash people tend to shell out on watches just because "they'll last a lifetime". I have no accessories for this one.
$60 OBO for this one, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/wtVhixk
Thanks for looking.
KP
1. Citizen Eco-Drive Perpetual Calendar
Original owner. This was one of the first watches. Worn on and off for the last 6 years. Very reliable and durable. from the moment I put it on my wrist back in 2013 i have NEVER had to re-adjust the date or time. the perpetual calendar and all other functions all work flawlessly and will continue to for some time. Watch obviously has tons of wear and tear as a result of being in rotation for aprox. 6 years now. Comes with the original bracelet on the watch and 3 sets of quick release straps from fossil, two of which have the rubber lining on the inside.
$175 OBO for everything, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/vNdJ3l6
2. Seiko 5 SNKL41J
Original owner. Just over a year old. it is the white dial variant of the popular SNKL45. This is a perfect example of a watch that looks a hell of a lot more expensive than it actually is. Has a baby sarb035/ Snowflake sort of look. I threw an aftermarket strap from amazon on it the day it arrived. Have to admit it feels a bit flimsy but looks great and has never let me down. have the original unworn bracelet as well.
$120 OBO for everything, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/hIgsYqD
3. 1965 Timex Viscount 4014
This was a recent impulse buy that unfortunately isn't getting much use. I definitely wouldn't be able to tell you how many owners its had. But the watch is still solid. I was told it has at some point gotten the crystal replaced, and the rotor is a bit louder than normal (does not affect function). An automatic watch that was affordable back then, affordable today and is still able to function as intended 54 years ago, is something very cool. Really puts into perspective all the cash people tend to shell out on watches just because "they'll last a lifetime". I have no accessories for this one.
$60 OBO for this one, see pics below.
https://imgur.com/a/wtVhixk
Thanks for looking.
KP