Hi all, I am selling some pieces that don’t get wrist time anymore due to my ever-growing collection. I’ve worn each of these watches on and off, but they are all in great condition, running well, without damage or scratches to the case. All of these watches are sold as is. I am looking for cash, but am entertaining trades (particularly, trading multiple of my watches for one of yours). Happy to provide a discount for purchasing multiple pieces. I will cover shipping; shipping within the United States ONLY. PayPal, Zelle, and Venmo preferred. 1. **SARB035 (Box and Papers Included) — $500** A r/watches classic. I acquired the SARB035 in June of 2020 (on this subreddit, actually). I’ve worn it very infrequently since and it is in excellent condition. The dial is more dynamic than the photos suggest, looking ivory sunburst in some lighting and creamy white in others. It comes in at a wearable 38mm diameter, 20mm lug width, and 44mm lug-to-lug. 2. **Hodinkee Limited Edition Seiko Blue Alpinist (Box and Papers Included) — $1050** This watch needs no introduction. I purchased this watch in the summer of 2019 to mark an achievement and have worn it on-and-off since. The OEM strap has some wear on it, as depicted in the attached photos. The case is in excellent condition. Similar to the SARB, the dial is a dynamic matte blue sunburst that changes depending on the lighting. It comes in at 39mm diameter, 20mm lug width, and 46mm lug-to-lug. 3. **~~Timefactors Smiths Everest Gilt — $400~~** (Sold) The best homage to the Rolex Explorer on the market. I purchased this directly from the Timefactors website on February 2021. I wore it fairly consistently for a year and a half since acquiring it; the bracelet features scuffs and swirls consistent with that. The gilt dial really pops in the light (the lettering and logo is especially beautiful) and the watch’s vintage proportions make it wear wonderfully. Had I not acquired some watches that fill its niche (namely the Tudor Black Bay 36), I would be keeping it. This watch features a 36mm case, 20mm lug width, and 44mm lug-to-lug. 4. **Timefactors Smiths Everest Aventurine — $800** A rare variation on the Smiths Everest. I acquired this watch directly from the Timefactors website in November 2021. I have worn it infrequently since. It is in excellent condition. The aventurine glass dial gives a spectacular cosmic-y sparkle to the watch and gives it a lot of depth and texture. The jubilee bracelet has a tasteful taper and is solid and comfortable. These are getting harder and harder to find given that they have been permanently discontinued. This watch features a 36mm case, 20mm lug width, and 44mm lug-to-lug. 5. **Bulova Super Seville — $525** A robust vintage homage to the Rolex Day-Date. I traded for this watch in the Spring of 2021. This watch is in excellent (close to NOS) condition for being from the 70s. It features an automatic ETA movement with a sapphire crystal. In the interest of full disclosure: This is not the original bracelet, I purchased a Bulova Super Seville bracelet around the time of acquiring this watch. It is sized to my 6-ish inch wrist and includes the links I removed. This watch features a 36mm case, 20mm lug width, and 44mm lug-to-lug. 6. **Seiko SQ Sports 100 8229-5019 — $225** A quirky santos-esque watch. This watch is a lot of fun. The bracelet and case are in excellent condition. It is running well and the battery in it should still be fairly fresh. The bracelet is currently sized to my 6-ish inch wrist and did not come with any extra links. Album and Timestamp: [https://imgur.com/a/k5Y3WyH](https://imgur.com/a/k5Y3WyH)Please message me if you would like more pictures/video