Selling 4 watches that don’t get enough wear. Various ages with unknown service history. Non hack, so I’m estimating the timekeeping based on 24hours face up. Trying to keep photos at a minimum, but I have plenty of you’re interested. Longines Ultra-chron - $500 late 1960s model with blue dial, striking red seconds hand, and JB Champion OEM bracelet with Longines insignia (fits over 7.25” wrist). Smooth high beat movement runs like a champ, including the date quickset. Plenty of wear from age but nothing egregious. 34mm w/o crown, 40.5mm l2l, 10.5 mm thick, 18mm lugs. Running about +10. Yema Seahunter Senior - $300 another late 1960s model with modern dimensions. Black bezel. The dial does appear faded in the middle, but without the proper caseback tool, it’s difficult to tell. Pretty rare model that clearly wasn’t a flagship, but it wears really really well. Green nato suits it, think it’s from CNSwatchbands. 37mm w/o crown, 44mm l2l, 11mm thick, 20mm lugs. Running about -5. Hamilton Mono-Pusher quartz - $350 this is a 1990s model that I think would be incredibly popular if larger. It runs well and the chrono works as it should. Beautiful deep blue dial. Drilled lugs. Screw down crown. The minute hand has had like fleck off and is sitting inside the case. The size would probably work well on a bund strap. Main seconds hand moves when chrono button is pushed and subdial counts minutes elapsed up to 30. Just a really well built, interesting little design. Comes on OEM leather strap. Roughly 33mm w/o crown, 42 l2l, 9.5mm thick, 18mm lugs. Glycine Compressor - $200, 60s model EPSA made glycine. The caseback is engraved. Interesting that only one side of the lugs is drilled. Love these quality EPSA compressors, this one runs a bit slow. Comes on a bond style one piece strap, but looks good on anything. Roughly 34 w/o crown, 42 l2l, 9.5mm thick, 18mm lugs. Running about -2 minutes. Trying to just offload these. All asking prices include shipping to the US. Interested in 2 or more, I’ll take an extra 10% off total and throw in the Seiko 3 watch leather case. I’m experienced shipping outside the US and I’m open to doing so, but please be prepared with references of your own. I prefer PayPal goods and services. If you’d like a deal, and feel comfortable with PayPal f&f, I’m open to break out fees from the asking price.