Here’s a lot of 9 watches with a ton of quirky, unknown pieces. Please check the pictures for a better description. All watches have a lug width of 18mm and include a matching strap (not pictured), as most shown here are in poor condition. Let’s get started, shall we? **Watch 1 – 1980s Fortis Logo Metalic “Skeleton” Quartz | $130** The Logo was Fortis’ answer to Swatch. Released in the late 1980s, they came in a myriad of colours, materials, and strap combinations. However, this is the only one I’ve seen with a metal case (hence the name) and an exposed movement. Not even Google Lens is helpful. **Condition:** Okay. The case is showing some signs of age, especially on the back. **Case Size:** 35.8 x 40.1mm, with a thickness of 8.9mm. **Movement:** Harley Ronda quartz movement, one jewel.  [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/tBsa20o) **Watch 2 – 1970s Edox “Carbon Fibre Fumé” Cal. AS 1950/51 | $75** Very funky Edox from the 1970s. Awesome carbon fiber–style dial with a fumé look to it. The watch is powered by a reliable AS 1950/51 manual wind movement. Edox is an old Swiss brand that’s been around since 1884. **Condition:** Not good. The case is showing some signs of age on the edges. The dial looks great, though. **Case Size:** 34 x 34mm, with a thickness of 11.6mm. **Movement:** AS 1950/51, manual wind with 17 jewels a beat rate of 21,600 bph. Service history is unknown, but it works well. [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/Y0CsDuW) **Watch 3 – 1970s Rénis Automatic Cal. AS 1906 | $50** Rénis was an old Swiss brand established in 1958 by Aetos Watch SA. The piece you see here has a solid automatic movement (AS 1906) and a rose gold-plated case. Pretty cool, if you ask me. **Condition:** Okay. The case is losing some of its plating, especially on the lugs and sides. **Case Size:** 35.8 x 40.1mm, with a thickness of 8.9mm. **Movement:** AS 1906, automatic with 25 jewels and a beat rate of 21,600 bph. Service history is unknown, but it works well. [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/daGosvg)