Reluctantly selling my 1974 Seiko 6105-8110 'Captain Willard' divers watch. $2,500 USD + postage costs Purchased the watch from a Pawn shop in Sydney in 1983 pawned by the first owner (a Vietnam war veteran). Stopped going in 1990 and has sat in a box in a drawer until this year. Had it repaired and serviced recently by a Seiko restoration specialist at Pearsons Jewellers, Neutral Bay. Watch is running and keeping better time than my Seiko SKX-007 divers. Has new seals and passed the pressure test. Has new crystals and the hands relumed. Watch has the 'horseshoe' back with original hands, face, bezel, bezel insert and (the now rare) domed crystal (most of these watches on the market have aftermarket replacement parts). It even has the original spring bars, which are much more solid than the bars on my SKX-007. Bezel rotates and the click ball is functional (unlike many). The crown is original with the crown lock functional. Crystal has some minor scratches, barely visible, in the middle, top of the dome. The bezel has wear and the case has never been polished. Scratches and marks adding to the character and patina of the watch. Please contact me if you would like more photos etc. Watch does not have strap / band. Watch is located in Australia, Can send internationally, please contact me for international postage costs. Australian domestic postage (AUD): Rate of $14.50 is standard with insurance to value of $100. With an additional $2.95, total of $17.45, a signature on delivery can be obtained. With 'Extra Cover' of $122.50, item can be insured for a value up to $5,000. Extra cover cost becomes lower with lower insurance values.