Christmas/New Years vintage collection cleanout! I'm looking to sell some of my vintage sweeties to fund a single larger purchase. All have been worn in rotation with no issues and have treated me great in my ownership. Some have been serviced and others I'm not sure. Please read the descriptions for extra details and ask any questions! I'm happy to provide more videos and pictures if desired. All of these wear great on my 6.5" wrist and are sold **without** the straps pictured. A replacement strap from my collection can be added at an extra cost. Shipping is to CONUS only and via PayPal F&F or G&S if the buyer covers the fee. 1) 1970s Seiko Lord Marvel Hi-Beat 3600 - $650 34mm by 42mm by 9.9mm thick with a 19mm lug width \- Stunner of a Seiko featuring the Hi-Beat 3600 hand-wound movement. Serviced and keeping great time, this watch is nearly NOS with only harline marks on the case. The dial and hands with onyx inserts provide amazing contrast and a lovely compliment to the handsome case shape. It reminds me very much of a gold version of the newer King Seiko releases but with oodles more charm. Video: [https://imgur.com/a/hOpK0YI](https://imgur.com/a/hOpK0YI) 2) 1940s Chronograph Suisse - $750 USD 33.6mm by 40mm by 11.6mm thick with an 18mm lug width \- Super cool rose gold dual register with ghost telemeter scale that is difficult to catch on camera. Case wears great and most of the thickness comes from the heavy dome on the crystal. Service history is unknown but seems to keep good time worn in rotation. The chronograph function works as intended. Video: [https://imgur.com/a/nqnfbNc](https://imgur.com/a/nqnfbNc) 3) 1960s Rolex Datejust 1603 - $2,950 36mm by 43.7mm by 11.5mm thick with a 20mm lug width \- This creamy dial is a result of a factory silver dial seeing some sun over the years and is unlike any I've come across in my hunt for such a cool 1603. The lume patina here is textbook goodness. Bought from my local watchmaker fresh off a service, this stunner has been my go-to for strap changes. He offered to replace the original corroded seconds hand which I declined. It makes for an interesting aesthetic that compliments the dial texture. 20mm lug width and a 36m diameter is something you rarely see in vintage watches so I recommend taking advantage. It comes with the factory bracelet which is in good cosmetic shape, fits about a 7.5" or 8" wrist, and has a good amount of stretch to it. Video: [https://imgur.com/a/QJTB9oV](https://imgur.com/a/QJTB9oV)