WatchEx, today I’m doing some spring cleaning and selling some great vintage watches that haven’t been getting much wrist time lately. These pieces are all in good running condition and many were serviced shortly before I purchased them. I’m open to negotiating a bit, especially for deals involving more than one piece. If you have any questions, please comment here before sending a chat or PM. Thanks for looking! 1. Seiko Actus: 1960s JDM model with an eye-catching teal blue spiral/sunburst pattern dial. This watch is an absolute stunner in sunshine. The watch was serviced prior to my purchase in mid-2023 and all functions work properly. The case and glass are in near-perfect condition. Actus was a premium sub-brand of Seiko at the time (like Prospex today), and this watch has some upscale features, like hacking seconds, a higher jewel count, and the ability to set the date by pushing the crown \*in\*. Sold on a nearly brand-new blue goatskin strap. **$275** 2. Cyma Navystar: Classic dressy watch with a great sunburst dial. I am unsure of the exact model, but there is an inscription on the case back including the year 1969. Hand-wound movement, which the previous owner had serviced in 2022. Runs strongly and setting functions work as intended. Comes on a black leather Hirsch strap. Please note: there is a blemish on the crystal near 7:00 – I tried to capture this in one of the photos. **$130** 3. Mido Commander: Older cousin to the modern Commander II, this watch sports a funky look and an (originally) chronometer-rated 36,000 bph automatic movement, which was serviced just before I bought it in mid-2023. All functions of the watch work as intended. Case and bracelet seem to have been polished and are very clean. The bracelet will likely fit up to about a 7.5” wrist, and I have no extra links. **$240** 4. Helbros 1960s skindiver: Cosmetically in good vintage condition, with a really cool broad-arrow hour hand and interesting 6-9-12 markers, similar to some modern Zodiac models. Automatic 1461 movement, running well. This watch has not been pressure tested, so it is probably safest to assume no water resistance. There are typical vintage marks on the case and a scratch in the crystal running from roughly 11:00 – 6:00; I tried to capture this in the photos, but it’s not very noticeable when the watch is on the wrist IMO. Vintage-looking leather strap is very supple and comfortable. This has a \~35mm diameter and fits my 6.5” wrist perfectly. **$250**. SOLD! I’ll cover shipping in the USA. Payment via Zelle, Venmo or Paypal F&F. Not looking for trades as I’m mainly looking to narrow down the collection and fund a planned watch purchase.