Clearing out the last few watches that aren't getting worn enough. Open to offers and prefer to sell vs trade. Price include shipping in the US and are net of fees, PayPal or Venmo preferred. [Verification](https://imgur.com/De37sFD) **Omega Seamaster 600** 1965 Manual Wind cal 601 / ref 135.011 with a black Technical Dial, featuring red cross hairs / red Omega logo. Dial shows some light patina. ~34.5mm case / 18mm lugs. Watch runs well, this was purchased from Kabaclyde about 2 years ago and was serviced in March 2021, receiving a new mainspring and crystal (old parts are included also). Crystal / dial / movement / caseback are all signed. Comes on a new vintage pigskin strap - note that it has a gold buckle which doesn’t match the case. Asking ~~$1,100~~ $899 shipped, net of fees [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/WbMKveb) **Omega Geneve 136.041** Cal 613 17j movement, 27.8m s/n dates to 1968, gray dial with orange second hands and comes on an Omega 2030 bracelet (not original to this watch but correct for the case). Service history unknown but has run well over the few years I’ve owned it but it just doesn’t get worn much lately. Also has quickset date by pulling crown out to second position which advances date 1. 34-34.5mm case, 18mm lugs. The crystal does have a small crack at the bottom - see pictures [here](https://imgur.com/a/dIj5xV2) Asking ~~$499~~ $399 shipped, net of fees. [More Pictures Here](https://imgur.com/a/WURM81r) **Longines 1941 Sector style dial** watch runs well, has some patina on the dial/hands but overall nice for an 82 year old watch. 33mm case and 18mm lug spacing. Watch was serviced last year and crystal was replaced at that time. Comes on a vintage Forstner Komfit mesh bracelet as shown in the verification picture (other bracelets in the album below are not included) similar to the later NASA / JB Champion bracelets but with straight lugs instead. Asking ~~$999~~ $799 shipped, net of fees. Longines archive extract (via email only) is shown below, watch dates to 1941 with a 23M movement. The original serial number 6178927 identifies a wristwatch in stainless steel bearing the reference 4983 and the order number 21529. It is fitted with a Longines manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 23M. It was invoiced on 27 November 1941 to the Longines–Wittnauer Company, INC., which was at that time our agent for the USA. [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/ED3Iqxj) **Longines Admiral 5 Star Diver** Watch winds and runs well, automatic movement, quickset date by pushing the crown in, service history unknown. Crown is not original. Bezel is faded and has a mark around ’55’ but rotates. This comes with the brick bracelet attached which is a JB Champion bracelet / Longines clasp and fixed end links that are a bit short but fit well under the covered lugs, it also comes with another brick bracelet with one broken pin, and the end links are not original and didn’t fit the case well, but the width of the bracelet is slightly wider at the case, and it also comes with a vintage tropic strap - see picture [here](https://imgur.com/Ks5ozMH) for all that are included. Asking ~~$999~~ $799 shipped, net of fees. [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/SIHaKD4)