Hey r/Watchexchange! Clearing out a bulk lot of vintage mechanical pieces. This is a "collector's starter kit" or "reseller lot" featuring a heavy-hitter Enicar and several unique historical pieces. The Lineup (Left to Right, Top to Bottom): 1. Croton Aquamatic - $99 • Movement: Swiss Automatic. • Extra Info: Built for ruggedness; Croton famously supplied Admiral Richard Byrd’s 1955 Antarctic expedition. 2. Wakmann Incabloc - $89 • Movement: Swiss Manual. • Extra Info: The Breitling Connection. Wakmann was Breitling’s official U.S. partner. They shared components and designs to bypass U.S. import duties, making this a "stealth" Breitling-adjacent piece. 3. Le Gant (Montgomery Ward) - $69 • Movement: Japanese Mechanical. • Extra Info: While higher-end Le Gants used Swiss movements (like Zenith), this Japanese-heart model represents the reliable, robust "workhorse" era of 1970s department store contracts. 4. Westclox 17J - $59 • Movement: Manual Wind. • Extra Info: A classic mid-century American-market staple. Clean, reliable, and perfectly sized for a vintage aesthetic. 5. HMT Para Shock - $59 • Movement: Manual Wind (based on Citizen 0201). • Extra Info: India's legendary "Watch of the Nation." These are celebrated for being nearly indestructible in high-humidity climates. 6. Milus Shockproof - $89 • Movement: Swiss Manual. • Extra Info: The "Life Barter" Connection. Milus "Snow Star" watches were part of survival kits for WWII US Navy pilots to be used as currency if they were shot down. 7. Stabilis (Marshall Field & Co.) - $79 • Movement: Manual Wind. • Extra Info: The Retail Icon. This was the house brand for the legendary Marshall Field’s in Chicago. They used high-quality contracted movements to provide luxury Swiss watches to their elite shoppers. 8. Citizen Homer Date - $129 • Movement: Japanese Manual, 17J. • Extra Info: The Homer was the official watch of the Japanese National Railways. This "Para 40M Water" version is a highly accurate, sought-after vintage tool watch. 9. Cortina 17J - $59 • Movement: Manual Wind. • Extra Info: Elegant Breguet-style numerals with a sub-seconds dial. The peak of 1960s dress watch design. 10. Camy - $69 • Movement: Swiss Manual. • Extra Info: The Raymond Weil Connection. Raymond Weil spent 26 years at Camy and eventually led the company before starting his own namesake brand. 11. Enicar Ultrasonic Seapearl - $109 • Movement: Swiss Manual. • Extra Info: The Star of the Lot. Seapearls were officially tested by the US Navy SEALs in the late 50s alongside Rolex and Blancpain. The "Ultrasonic" refers to Enicar’s signature lab-cleaning process. 12. Caswatch De Luxe - $89 • Movement: 23J Swiss Ebauche (Automatic). • Extra Info: A serious sleeper. It houses a high-jewel Swiss Ebauche inside a classic "Datejust" style case with a fluted bezel and date magnifier. Condition: All mechanical. All are currently running, but service history is unknown. Sold as-is. Sales info: Shipping $10 flat USPS in CONUS PayPal or Venmo F&F (G&S add 5% for established users) Happy to discount for multiple purchases, or make a reasonable offer on the entire lot!