Selling two of my watches that don't get enough wrist time. **1. Citizen Garrison BM-8180** Price: **$80**\+shipping OBO Classic modern flieger-style dial, with a compact case. Highly polished lugs and bezel. I have upgraded this watch with a flat sapphire crystal to replace the original scratched mineral. It has some scars and dings from honest wearing. If you wear it, it'll pick up more. It's a great watch, but it's just too small for me. Comes with this black and red elastic strap as well as the original leather and canvas. Highly recommend paratrooper or RAF single pass style straps for this watch, but it looks pretty good on anything. NATO straps make it look even smaller, if you need that. **Specs** Movement: Citizen Eco-Drive E100 Series Diameter: 37 mm Lug to lug: 44 mm Lug width: 18 mm Case thickness: \~9 mm. Water resistance: 100 m rated, but I've broken the seals on both ends by replacing the crystal, so I can't guarantee this. The gaskets look good and the caseback is on tightly, but you'll want to take it to a watchmaker if you want to guarantee watertightness. [Pictures ](https://imgur.com/a/l0heVuO) **Timex Legacy Tonneau** Price: **$70**\+Shipping OBO This Timex pays tribute to 70s style trends like those on the Omega Speedmaster Mk. II and the Porsche Design Chronographs. The watch uses a non-traditional system for strap swapping, with screwed in bars instead of spring bars. It normally comes on a distressed leather-style (eco-friendly something) strap, but I replaced it with a tropic strap from Juelong instead. I had to sand down parts of it for it to fit on the hooded lugs. If you want to change the strap back, it uses Richard Mille's 2.7mm screwdriver bits. Or you can do what I did and jerry-rig it with springbar tools. This watch doesn't fit many straps without modifications though, so keep that in mind. On that note, there are dings and scratches on the case. especially on the caseback and the screws. Barely noticeable on wrist. This watch is large and pretty chunky, as was the style it is based off. Comes with the Juelong tropic and original straps. **Specs** Movement: Epson Mechaquartz, I don't know what designation, but the second hand does snap back like a mechanical chronograph. Diameter: 42 mm Lug to lug: 46 mm Lug width: 22 mm Case thickness: \~11mm Water resistance: 50m [Pictures](https://imgur.com/a/uhEdZ2k) Willing to trade for a Casio EFK full carbon or something vintage, cheap, and interesting. Payment preferred over Paypal F&F, but I can do G&S if necessary.