Lots of good stuff to show here this time for the period of 11/07/2007 - 12/07/07. First up from Yahoo! Japan is this unusual 7C43 diver. These aren’t too common and the price reflected the rarity. It sold for 90,000 yen!

Here is a diver even harder to find than the Seiko. Yes, a Ricoh 700M diver. A great beast of a watch. Selling price was 76,750 yen.

I liked the concentric markings on this Seiko Crown dial. The watch didn’t generate any interest though and sold at 4,000 yen. There is a gold mine of good deals on Yahoo! Japan for old dress Seikos.

Fore! Check out this pocket watch with the golf ball pattern on the caseback. Very unique. 22,550 yen.

I wanted to buy this one, but with all the agent fees involved, it just wouldn’t have been worth it. It’s a Seiko Elnix tiebar. It sold for 2500 yen.

Here’s another Ricoh orange diver which sold for much less than it’s big brother. Price was 6,000 yen.

These Italian Chronographs don’t show up like they used to. Not too much interest either. I think this watch is more known for its bracelet (which folks like to use on the 300M Quartz Marinemaster) than for the watch head. It sold for 9,000 yen.

Well….there must be something good in this pile. Isn’t that a white DW-5900? 24,409 yen.

These little Seiko ring watches are fun. I see them quite often on Yahoo and eBay. I can’t imagine how small the movement is. I bet watchmakers hate to work on something like this. Price was 3,500 yen.

Here is a colorful Yacht Timer that went for 10,000 yen.

There were two of these rare Jare Limited Edition Samurais that recently were listed. This one was bid up to 48,500 yen, I think the other one sold for a bit more.

You don’t often see the gold version of the M-726 Scubamaster dive computer. It’s called the M-725 and it was bidded up to I think 30,000 yen.

It’s ugly and beautiful at the same time with a face only an engineer could love. It’s Citizens first (I suspect) radio controlled watch. Very collectible and expensive. 101,000 yen.

Lets move on to Ebay. Prices on the 4S15 SUS’s seem to be rising lately. $710.00 for this one.

People seem to like these. It’s an Empire Seikosha pocket watch conversion. I’m not sure how much of this watch besides the movement is genuine, but it still garnered interest. Selling price was $810.00.

A few weeks ago, there were maybe 20 or more of these Citizen Railroad watches released on the Yahoo! Japan site simutaneously. Maybe the railroad recently decommissioned a batch? This one though, was on eBay and it sold for $150.00.

Neat little orange Citizen. $44.00

This is one of the cooler watches of this watchlist. It’s a TM-1 Casio radio watch. Although it’s missing its antenna, it still looks to be in good shape. It didn’t get the interest that I thought it would. Selling price was $67.00.

As little interest as the TM-1 received, this one was heavily watched. I’d never seen this Casio jump hour watch, but the Casio collectors jumped on it. It was bid up to just over $250.00.

Before they released the Campanola’s, Citizen actually released a number of watches under their own moniker with Campanola like designs. This is an example of one. $61.00!

To end it for this installment, this is just a simple Seiko Sports 100 diver. This is a watch that would fit in well in many collections. $75.00.

Thanks for reading and a special thanks to ptolemy and seikomart for steering me towards some interesting watches.

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