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- City
- Clackamas
- State
- Oregon
Deciding to sell off some of my watch collection. Finally bought myself a Hamilton I've been wanting for some time back in spring and these all have been sitting ever since.
First up is my Luminox atacama 1881 blackout. Bought this used a little over 3yrs ago. Watch is still in excellent shape the only issue is the tritium vial is broken on the minute hand, was like that when I bought it. Sapphire crystal in perfect shape, screw down crown (not cross threaded, still nice and smooth), stainless case 47mm dia, 26mm lug width. Swiss movement/Swiss made, t25 tritium markers, chronograph with alarm function. Comes with brown leather nato strap, original black leather strap and black stainless band pictured.
$160
Next up is my Traser Basic Classic. I purchased this one new almost 3yrs ago. Watch is in overall good shape, some light scratches around the polished face of the case, mineral crystal face is in great shape, just a few small knicks on the very edge near the 1 o clock position, tried to get in picture but the phone can't focus in that close. Stainless case 40mm dia, push/pull crown, 22mm lug width, Swiss movement/Swiss made, t25 tritium markers. Comes with original black leather strap and tan nato pictured, plus you can pick one more nato from the small collection I have.
$110
Lastly is my Deep Blue divers watch. Also purchased this one used about 3yrs ago. This one has seen the most wrist time of all my watches until I got my Hamilton. Used mostly for a work watch. Main issue with it is when I got it the previous owner had cross threaded the screw down crown, and over the years the threads have slowly worn down. It maybe has a half a turn of threads left holding on. Im careful to make sure it threads on straight every time I adjust it and it seems to have 'settled' into a spot where the threads don't feel so rough anymore. Haven't ever really looked into the cost of what fixing it would be. Other than that a good workhorse watch. Sapphire crystal has 3 small spots on it from some splatter from welding. Stainless case 44mm dia, Miyota 8120 automatic movement if memeroy serves me right, runs a little on the slow side maybe a few minutes a month. 22mm lug width, t100 tritium markers, 120 click rotating bezel. Comes with stainless band and Hirsch divers strap shown. Plus 1 pick from my small collection of natos. Still works great as is.
$120
Tried to be as accurate as I could with descriptions, let me know if you have any Qs about them, sold as is.
Fairly firm on prices, ONLY trades I'm interested in is part trades for brass cased/factory loaded 9mm, 40sw or 5.56. Or straight trade multiple watches for a Geissele rail in the 9.5"-13" range?
No shipping,
Meet in the Clackamas/Portland area along i205/oregon city-airport way
Luminox 1881 B.O.
Traser Basic Classic
Deep Blue precision diver
Natos: 2 left; Moose Co, 2 right; Fossil
First up is my Luminox atacama 1881 blackout. Bought this used a little over 3yrs ago. Watch is still in excellent shape the only issue is the tritium vial is broken on the minute hand, was like that when I bought it. Sapphire crystal in perfect shape, screw down crown (not cross threaded, still nice and smooth), stainless case 47mm dia, 26mm lug width. Swiss movement/Swiss made, t25 tritium markers, chronograph with alarm function. Comes with brown leather nato strap, original black leather strap and black stainless band pictured.
$160
Next up is my Traser Basic Classic. I purchased this one new almost 3yrs ago. Watch is in overall good shape, some light scratches around the polished face of the case, mineral crystal face is in great shape, just a few small knicks on the very edge near the 1 o clock position, tried to get in picture but the phone can't focus in that close. Stainless case 40mm dia, push/pull crown, 22mm lug width, Swiss movement/Swiss made, t25 tritium markers. Comes with original black leather strap and tan nato pictured, plus you can pick one more nato from the small collection I have.
$110
Lastly is my Deep Blue divers watch. Also purchased this one used about 3yrs ago. This one has seen the most wrist time of all my watches until I got my Hamilton. Used mostly for a work watch. Main issue with it is when I got it the previous owner had cross threaded the screw down crown, and over the years the threads have slowly worn down. It maybe has a half a turn of threads left holding on. Im careful to make sure it threads on straight every time I adjust it and it seems to have 'settled' into a spot where the threads don't feel so rough anymore. Haven't ever really looked into the cost of what fixing it would be. Other than that a good workhorse watch. Sapphire crystal has 3 small spots on it from some splatter from welding. Stainless case 44mm dia, Miyota 8120 automatic movement if memeroy serves me right, runs a little on the slow side maybe a few minutes a month. 22mm lug width, t100 tritium markers, 120 click rotating bezel. Comes with stainless band and Hirsch divers strap shown. Plus 1 pick from my small collection of natos. Still works great as is.
$120
Tried to be as accurate as I could with descriptions, let me know if you have any Qs about them, sold as is.
Fairly firm on prices, ONLY trades I'm interested in is part trades for brass cased/factory loaded 9mm, 40sw or 5.56. Or straight trade multiple watches for a Geissele rail in the 9.5"-13" range?
No shipping,
Meet in the Clackamas/Portland area along i205/oregon city-airport way
Luminox 1881 B.O.
Traser Basic Classic
Deep Blue precision diver
Natos: 2 left; Moose Co, 2 right; Fossil
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