Hi Watchexchange, I am selling a couple watches from my Seiko collection. A lot of these watches I bought before I started to get serious with collecting rarer Seiko’s (7A28’s and 7A38’s). I haven’t been wearing most of these so I figured it’s time for them to find a new home. Seiko 8229-8019 Navy “Royal Oak” - $300 This is a stunning piece with a gorgeous satin navy sunburst and a Royal Oak inspired case design. It has the original bracelet and an upgraded sapphire crystal. The bracelet is currently sized for a 6.75” wrist and although I don’t have spare links, it does come with a third party extension link that can be attached to the clasp. This should be able to accommodate up to a 7.5” or 7.75” wrist. The watch is in really good condition for its age. There are scratches which is to be expected but overall its in great shape. Fantastic watch to wear and not that easy to find. The watch has a screwdown crown and the only issue I’ve found is that it is a little difficult to turn the crown but it is still functional. It also has a “LOVE MOM 6-18-81” engraving on the caseback if that is something that might bother you. Case diameter is 38mm, lug-to-lug is 42mm, and case thickness is 9.8mm. Custom 38mm Tudor Submariner Mod - $200 This is a custom watch I built inspired by vintage Tudor Snowflake Submariners. I love those vintage Tudor subs but the fact that they’re around $10k and the 40mm case size (too large for me) inspired me to build this custom 38mm version. It has a submariner style case with a 60 click ceramic bezel and a solid caseback. Case has a flat sapphire crystal and 20mm oyster bracelet. Watch comes with extra screw down links. It has a SII NH35 automatic movement and has custom dial and hands with faux patine lume (all of the lume including the bezel pip glow green). The build is about a month old and I’ve only worn it a few times. Selling because I realized I’m really not a fan of how submariners look on my wrist. Case diameter is 38mm, lug-to-lug is 44.8mm, and case thickness is 13.4mm. Seiko 8M26-6000 “Dancing Hands” - $300 This rare Seiko quartz features an alarm, chronograph, and timer. It has this quirk where the hands hands “dance” by rotating in opposite directions in one of the settings (don’t know why that is useful) hence the nickname “dancing hands”. It a really cool watch perfect for smaller wrists. It has a sapphire crystal and a smooth, non-clicky, bezel. One thing to note about this watch: the buttons on the left are a little bit finicky, if you press too hard they will misalign. This requires you to open up the watch realign them. This seems to be a design flaw and although it is easy to realign them, I suggest to just press the buttons gently. Also, I don’t know if the alarm speaker works nor how to use the alarm feature. This is a complicated watch for its time but really cool. The case diameter is 35.3mm excluding buttons and crown. The watch has a lug-to-lug of 41.5mm, a lug width of 18mm, and a thickness of 8.8mm. Comes on a new leather strap. Seiko DX 5Y23-8230 - $100 I bought this watch because I thought it looked cool and I didn’t have a white dial in my collection but I’ve barely worn it since I got it. I’ve since bought a Seiko 7a28-7020 (gorgeous watch by the way) which fits that profile. This is a beautiful piece in my opinion with black syringe hands that perfectly contrast the white dial. The watch has a sapphire crystal and comes on a sand beige suede strap. Case diameter is 37.3mm, lug-to-lug is 32.8mm, lug width is 19mm, and the thickness is only 7.9mm. Seiko 7T32-6J50 - $50 Again bought this watch because I thought it was cool but it hasn’t seen much wrist time. The watch sports a Seiko 7T32 movement which features a chronograph and alarm. It has a cool striped gray dial. The watch isn’t in the best shape with wear on some edge of the bezel making it look gold in those areas. Also, something seems to be up with the chronograph/alarm. When triggering the chronograph, the alarm beeps, and sometimes the chronograph starts normally. Everything else seems to be working fine. Could use a service but I have other watches I want to fix so I am letting this one go. Case diameter is 39.2mm, lug-to-lug is 47.2mm, lug width is 20mm, and thickness is 10mm. Watch comes on a leather strap and has a sapphire crystal installed. Seiko 8223-7150 - $75 Another cool watch that I bought on a whim. It hasn’t seen much wrist time. Watch is running fine and it has a sapphire crystal and a custom leather rally strap with deployment clasp. It has a matte black dial with a Seiko lion logo. After doing some digging apparently only Seiko employees were gifted watches with the lion logo which is king of neat. Watch has a fair amount of scratches but most of them should buff out rather easily I think. Case diameter is 36.3mm, lug-to-lug is 41.7mm, and thickness is 9.3mm. Seiko 7T32-7C60 Green Dial - $200 Last but not least is this extremely rare Seiko 7T32-7C60. There are a lot of color ways for this model but this is only the second one with a green dial that I have come across. It sports a really nice forest green sunburst dial. Comes with original box, bracelet, and links. Watch has scratches which should be expected for its age but nothing that can’t be buffed out. Everything seems to be functioning on the watch although I haven’t figured out if the alarm speaker works. It has a sapphire crystal but it doesn’t sit 100% flush so will need to be reinstalled to seat it correctly. Case diameter is 39.1mm, lug-to-lug is 43.7mm, case thickness is 10mm, and lug width is 19mm. Album and Timestamp: [Link](https://imgur.com/a/nKJdt3m) Watches are priced with USPS priority shipping to the CONUS and Paypal FF. Add 3% for Paypal GS. I might be open to reasonable offers for some of the watches and package deals. Not really interested in trades (unless it is a 7A28 or 7A38). Take care! ​ \*edit: formatting got messed up lol