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Hello, this awesome vintage used wristwatch as described below:
Please view all pictures as they are considered to be part of the description and grab this midsized vintage beauty for just $115 shipped CONUS.
Maker-- Seiko 150 Sports - reference 7N33-6A3B -Watch is better looking in person than pictured!
Case Material-- Stainless Steel with a Black Plastic unidirectional rotating bezel
Case Color-- Silver with Black
Movement Type--Quartz - original Seiko branded movement
Running--Yes--Vintage estate item with a new battery installed and keeping very good time . Watches offered without warranty but have been tested to be in running order using the following method-watches are wound up one day and then checked to see if they keep running the next morning-approx. 24 hours. Functions are also checked-date -day-timers functions etc. Any function problems that we find at the time will be noted. Watch cases are sanitized by steam and ultrasonic cleaning methods so that the new owner won't have the previous owners dirt and grime to deal with. If for some reason the case can't be cleaned we will note that.
Dial Condition-- beautiful original back dial with original hands.
Case Condition--Very nice used with some light scratches. Clean ready to wear watch
Band-- aftermarket vintage tropical style black rubber strap
Case Size-- 41.5mm Lug End to End , 37.5mm Across the case not including the original screw down Crown
Special Features --Please be advised that water resistant style watches will need to be checked and sealed for use in a wet environment. Timing and Adjustment may be necessary after delivery . Great find for the wristwatch collector !
Other Information-- Please ask questions or request different pics since all sales are final. I try to ship the same day as payment or the next business day and have plenty of feedback as a buyer/seller if needed.
Thanks for the interest in this amazing vintage mid-size watch. This will be perfect for a smaller wrist.
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