Google drive album w/ timestamp and videos https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iEuBYHYbyKbOSSThMoRrcslmGAHYxy_c Seiko Bellmatic 4006-8061T. One of the coolest vintage seikos around. This guy has a mechanical alarm. Push the top right pusher in for date quickset and pull it out to arm the alarm. Turning the main crown in default position winds the mainspring for the alarm. 1 click out will rotate the alarm bezel to set when it goes off. 2 clicks out adjusts time. No hand winding for the main timekeeping; this is an automatic movement. Alarm will go off when the hour hand lines up with the alarm bezel. Watch is fully functional and is in excellent condition. Some light scratches on the crystal/case but nothing major. Asking $200 Seiko 5216-6010. This watch has a couple cool design features. The faceted crystal was a defining feature of many Seikos from the 70s and 80s, and the indices have a funky shape. The blue dial is in pristine condition as well. Crystal has some light scratches/scuffs but watch is still perfectly legible. No cracks. Case is in very good shape with some small scratches/dings as you would expect from a watch of this age. Watch is fully functional; day/date quickset, automatic winding, time setting. No service history. Asking $190 Seiko Pulsar quartz chronograph. I'm not familiar with these watches. Has a quartz chronograph movement; not currently running. I am assuming it just needs a new battery, but I am not a watchmaker. This is NEW IN BOX; has paperwork, tags and even protective plastic still on the caseback. Asking $40 Seiko Grand Quartz 9943-8040. Grand Quartz was the line of high end quartz watches that ushered in the quartz crisis. At this time, Seiko was fully investing into the new technology they had developed and were constantly improving them. This is a "Twin Quartz" grand quartz, meaning it has a temperature compensation built in to further improve accuracy. This particular watch has a beautiful frosted/matte navy dial. Case is in good condition with some light scratches/dings. Crystal has some marks as well, but still legible. Watch is fully functional. No service history. Asking $140 Seiko Lord Quartz 7853-7000. This is a slightly lower end line than the Grand Quartz above. (Hierarchy was Quartz, Lord Quartz, King Quartz, Grand Quartz). This watch has a brushed green dial that looks near black until light hits it just right. Case is in good condition, has some light scratches but nothing significant. Crystal has some deeper scratches. Watch is fully functional, no service history. Asking $95 Seiko Cronos. This has a very fine vinyl record groove dial. Case is in decent shape, though some gold plating has begun to wear away at the tips of the lugs. Crystal and dial are in excellent condition. Slightest bit of patina between 3 and 4; barely noticeable by eye. Watch is fully functional, no service history. Asking $115 Fossil watch: I have no real recollection of this watch. Found it while cleaning the house. Appears to be in very good, lightly used condition. Main wear is 1 small scratch on the crystal and a few barely noticeable scuffs in the bracelet. Had a new battery put in and it works flawlessly. Asking $40