Hello Watchexchange, up for sale today I have 3 great bargains to slim down my collection. 1st - Tissot LeLocle Powermatic 80 First off we have the watch that started it all for me. And as much as I'd like to keep it for that reason alone, I simply don't wear it enough to justify keeping it. It's a great choice if you're looking for an elegant yet sporty daily wearer that doesn't break the bank. The 80 hour power reserve means you can put it down on friday and it's still ticking on monday morning. Dimensions are 39x47.5mm with a height of 10mm. I purchased this in September of 2022 and wore it daily for about 4 months. It has some hairline scratches, but I was always very careful with it and you can tell. The movement has been serviced in a warranty claim just about 2 months ago and it only sat after that. It comes with the original box and papers, the service papers, a nice travel case and 3 additional straps in addition to the original one with the folding clasp. It works flawlessly and winds and sets very smoothly. I'm asking 375€ (EU shipping included) for this, which is cheaper than any comps I could find in similar shape and with a fresh service and the additional straps which retail over 100€ alone. 2nd - Tissot PRX 40mm Powermatic 80 blue dial This one I picked up rather recently, but I didn't really bond with it. The condition is not the greatest. I tried to capture everything in the pictures. There are some dinks in the case and the bracelet has been polished. The polish was done well and the new finishing is on point, but it's important to mention nevertheless. It's 40x51.5mm and 11.5mm high. It was bought new in September of 2022 as well. Comes with box and papers, as well as 2 half links and a full link. It's currently sized for my ~19-19.5cm /~7.5-8inch wrist. It works flawlessly and winds and sets very smoothly. I'm asking 400€ (EU shipping included) for this. 3rd - Seiko Prospex Turtle Tropical Lagoon Special Edition I also picked this one up just a few weeks ago and only wore it during a vacation trip. Now that I'm back home, I don't see myself wearing it too much anymore, so I'm putting it up here as well. The model needs no introduction. This special version features a blue and cyan color scheme which gives it a very fun vibe and makes for a great summer watch. At least that's what I bought it for. I only wore this for a couple of days so the watch is in perfect shape except for some hairline scratches which would also show up, as soon as you wore it for the first day. I immediately took off the bracelet and wore it on a Nato, which will be included in the sale, and a Tropic rubber strap, which will not be, so the bracelet has never been worn for more than 5 minutes. Don't be intimidated by the 45mm diameter, as the 47.5mm lug to lug and the cushion case shape make it wear much smaller, as is typical for Seiko watches. It's 13.5mm high, but again the case shape helps hide it quite well. On this example the bezel and all markers are aligned perfectly and I've measured the movement at near chronometer specs over a 10 day period. The crown isn't very smooth when you screw it down, but a Seiko Boutique assured me it was within spec. Winding and setting the watch works very smoothly. The date is displayed in English and French. It comes with the original box, 2 spare links and the hangtag, but without the warranty card and instruction manual. This one can be all yours for 350€ (EU shipping included). If you're willing to take all 3, I'd happily make a bundle deal for 1000€. For Payment I prefer PayPal F&F, but will accept G&S from users with some good feedback. For trades, I'll consider everything from ~500€ up to 2000€ with cash going either way. I'm particularly interested in certain Oris Diver 65 models. Buyers from the EU will be preferred, but I can arrange international shipping and will put the cost of the EU shipping towards it. If you have any questions or would like to see additional pictures or videos, please don't hesitate to reach out! Thank you for your interest and have a wonderful day! Greetings from Germany, Nico