CoffeeCat2112
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BOTH SOLD
Price includes PayPal fees and shipping.
No trades.
US sales only, please.
SOLD For sale is a silver dialed, quartz Orient Monterey. Watch is in better than excellent condition. Crystal and case have no marks; case back just has a couple tiny marks from being set down. Comes with factory leather strap and a much nicer aftermarket leather strap. $70
SOLD Next is a Seiko Recraft SNKN02 - gold with brown leather strap. $50
Here's why it's priced so low: the original 7S26C movement died on me, and it was just easier to have it replaced by a modder than send it back for warranty work. It now has a donor low-use 7S26A instead. It now runs fine and keeps time as expected. Overall, the watch is in excellent condition. There's one little bit of something at the 00:01 position, as you can see in the one closeup. I've priced this low enough to reflect the non-original repair work done to it, but it's still a fine, fun watch. Thanks for looking!
Price includes PayPal fees and shipping.
No trades.
US sales only, please.
SOLD For sale is a silver dialed, quartz Orient Monterey. Watch is in better than excellent condition. Crystal and case have no marks; case back just has a couple tiny marks from being set down. Comes with factory leather strap and a much nicer aftermarket leather strap. $70
- 42mm case
- 22mm strap
- domed crystal
- The chronograph sub-dials are at the top and bottom, with a small running seconds sub-dial at 9:00. The top sub-dial measures the seconds to the accuracy of 1/20 of a second. The sub-dial at 6:00 features a combination hours and minutes stopwatch totalizer. The stopwatch function can measure up to 12 hours in 1/20 second increments.
SOLD Next is a Seiko Recraft SNKN02 - gold with brown leather strap. $50
- 7S26 movement
- 45mm case
- 24mm strap
Here's why it's priced so low: the original 7S26C movement died on me, and it was just easier to have it replaced by a modder than send it back for warranty work. It now has a donor low-use 7S26A instead. It now runs fine and keeps time as expected. Overall, the watch is in excellent condition. There's one little bit of something at the 00:01 position, as you can see in the one closeup. I've priced this low enough to reflect the non-original repair work done to it, but it's still a fine, fun watch. Thanks for looking!
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