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Let’s start this post out with my favorite watch of the bunch. This is a stunning Silver Wave Seiko. This one received a fair amount of interest and sold for $170.00.

Here’s a 7K52 Scubamaster. I like these watches a lot. This one did not meet reserve and was bid up to $405.00.

I wish I knew more about this one. It’s just a Casio Sport watch, but it received a lot of hits and interest. Selling price was $227.50. Pretty neat.

This is a G-Shock Muscle Time clock. Lately these have been selling for up to and over $200.00. This one slipped through the radar and sold for $52.49.

This is an exceptionally clean 7016. Buyer got a bargain in my opinion. Price was $151.00.

These 600M Quartz divers have jumped up in price lately. Until recently, they seemed to be selling in the $600.00–$700.00 range. Lately I’ve seen them go for more. This one sold for $1,025.00.

Here’s Citizen’s counterpart to the Seiko pictured above. Although harder to find, its price was much lower at $406.00. I’ve had one of these before. Fun watch.

I don’t see these too often, and no, I don’t know what that thing on the side is! This Seiko Fieldmaster sold for $201.50.

This is a very cool 7A28 chronograph that garnered a little over $400.00. The watch rotates within the bracelet to allow adjusting to the wearer’s taste.

The orange bezel on this S800 Seiko dive computer makes this one rare. It sold for probably double what a normal one usually gets. Price was $482.00.

This is an unusual Citizen chronograph. It went unsold at $275.00.

Be still my beating heart. I’ve always wanted a Seiko Electric and this is the one I’ve been looking for. I forgot to bid. Bummer. Price was only about $50.00 too. Oh well.

Here’s a Casio Snakekiller which was recently discussed on GMT+9. Selling price was about $350.00.

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