For this week’s episodes, we’ll cover sales from August 20–31. Let’s start with some eBay finds.

This stunning Scubamaster Pipin Cayman edition, as most know, is one of my favorite Seiko divers. The dials on these are just awesome. This one sold for just under $900.00 US.

I hate it when I forget to bid on a watch, and I’m too lazy and cheap to snipe. This Casio with a Depth Meter sold for $25.49. It could be awhile before I come across another one of these.

I was surprised to see this Seiko 6159 300M sell for as much as it did. The hands are wrong. Final price was $2,266.00.

Here’s another watch that sold for more than I expected. It’s an older Citizen Promaster diver with a Pepsi bezel. Price was $203.00.

I liked this one. Last week I showed a G-Shock Muscle clock. This week it’s a Casio Egg clock. When the alarm goes off, the top of the egg cracks up and you have to push it back down to turn it off. I guess no one liked it. It went unsold with an opening bid of about $34.00.

This US Lifesaving Association DW-9700 Gulfman was neat. It sold for just over $200.00.

Let’s look at some Yahoo! Japan auctions now. Nice and rarely seen dial on this 7N36 Seiko diver. Price was reasonable at $55.00.

I found this Seiko Kinetic unusual in that it mimics some older King Seiko and Grand Seiko models. The price was much less though. It sold for about $110.00.

This is either a pile of Seiko con….err I mean crystals. They sold for $170.00.

Landmaster prices are a little low right now. Here’s a clean Auto Quartz stainless model that ended up less than $400.00. Nice watch.

Last up is one more Landmaster. This is a map-dialed Transpolar. No boxes included. Price was about $570.00.

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