Just in time before Christmas, or Black Friday, pick a reason, make the excuse to grab a watch, do you need one? You’re in the right spot and be sure to check my other posts coming. No trades on any watches, partial or otherwise. I am selling off my hoard, stay tuned for 10 other collections, based on price point, brand, etc. Over 130 watches in total. Looking to clear space in the showcase. I will do discounts in bulk, beyond 3, and 5+ watches with savings nearing cost on pieces at that level. Also don’t forget to check out what I’ve already posted for sale, parts of my personal collection. Today, I have a very nice and well-rounded collection of misc. brand watches under 2k, some more affordable pieces. I have watches under that price point in other brands this is sort of a hodge podge collection of pieces, watches from vintage/neo-vintage through the years to the recent collections. All of my watches, if not NOS/stickered/new, are timed and serviced and come with guarantees. One of the things that irks me with most vintage watch sales as I am an avid vintage collector is when there is no service history or guarantee. I’ve bought countless watches where the seller claimed it was serviced or timed to have it fall apart within days, sometimes even minutes of use. I stand behind my watches and my work with a 2-year guarantee on ALL pieces. I sell quality, in fantastic condition. My prices reflects this. All prices in USD, shipping extra, buyer responsible for fees and customs (if applicable). Prices are net to me based on spot conversion rate. I accept Paypal only from those with a lot of transactions, otherwise payment by wire (or E-transfer if you’re in Canada). I reserve the right to evaluate prices based on market conditions and adjust them at any time prior to a formal sale agreement. Without further adieu, all are pictured and numbered, going from top to bottom left to right. Also numbered for ease on the main picture. Find the timestamp on the first picture. One - Raymond Weil Don Giovani Ref. 4873. Quartz powered watch from the mid 2010’s that features high grade stainless steel, 29mm x 33mm with a RW modified ETA quartz 23J movement powering a chronograph with a 30-minute 1/10th second chronograph function and a date display. A solid bracelet with a bi-folding class, this is a nice watch for the price. $925 \ Two - Raymond Weil Don Giovani Dual-Time Ref. 2888. Powered by an automatic RW2200 movement, this is a cool take on the dual-time zone monitoring watches are capable of. You’ll see two crowns, one for each part of the dial to adjust the times. A date window in the lower right section of the dial and a lovely hob-nose style finishing. This was an expensive watch at release. Measuring 35mm x 40mm it’s a nice tank-style look, for far cheaper than a Cartier. Asking $1,325 \ 3. Burberry Heritage BU1553. Another tank-style watch, 32mm x 41mm it is niclely proportioned in my opinion and features stainless steel finishing and a nice leather belt which is paired well in terms of colour palette. The dial has a hint of pink/salmon to it with some nice finishing and a date function. Powered by a quartz movement this is a really nice dress watch for the price point. Asking $255 \ 4. Michele Turbina Ref. MW10A00. A unique, almost tounneau shape case with a screwdown crown, pushers formed into the stainless steel case and a high quality rubber strap, this quartz powered white dial chronograph hits every mark for the price point. Asking $250 \ 5. U-Boat 1000s of Feet with box and papers and is NOS (new old stock condition) which spent it's life largely untouched so it's in fantastic condition. The watch was released in the mid-2000's with an MSRP of over $4,575! The black PVD case is a whopping 50mm x 50mm in diameter with a thickness of 14.6mm, this is a hefty watch weight in at just under 200 grams. The case-back is stainless steel painted black with an exhibition crystal. The water resistance is 100 meters, so unlike the name, it is not good for 1000's of feet. Fitted with the OEM black leather strap it can accommodate a wrist size up to 8 inches. Asking $1,675. \ 6. Concord Bennington Classic. Another tank-style watch that’s great bang for the buck. This Ref. 14-46-1440 features a quartz powered movement and measures 27mm wide by 37mm long. Nice detail to the dial, a cabochon-style crown, striking dial text this is a great dress watch choice. Asking $300 \ 7. Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Collection Chronograph Reg. 67839. This watch is pure class, with a small onion crown, blue’d Breguet hands, Roman numeral dial with a day and date feature with an automatic exhibition caseback ETA powered 7750 modified movement, 25J good for 42h of power reserve this is a 40mm watch, 11mm thick it is well-proportioned and this one has a rather rare French day wheel. Duolingo lessons are on me. Asking $1,325 \ 8. Limes Pharo, a mechanical hand wound dress watch Ref. U6282C0LHR1.2, from a lesser known brand. Limes is a German brand which has been around for 100 years next year. They make great watches at the price point and their attention to detail is typical of other German competitors such as Sinn. Sitting at 40.5mm with an ICKLER-made steel case, high polished, a swiss-made modified ETA 7001 base seen through the exhibition caseback, the impressive markings are the dial, with fine Clous-de-Paris Guilloche pattern, sunray-Guilloche subdials, Lancet hands and a power reserve feature. This watch is $2,000 \ 9. Baume & Mercier Geneve Ref. 3123. This has a solid pink gold case with a stamping I am failing to explain along the bezel. A tapestry-like dial finish and a black lizard strap this is a very nice dress watch. This watch has been polished carefully, serviced, and is ready to be added to your collection. $1,625. \ 10. Junghans Milano Solar Ref. 014/4060.00, another under-appreciated German brand (like Limes), this watch is a combination of sporty elegance and modernity operating on the basis of the J622.10 solar mechanism. The water resistance of 5 ATM rating allows free contact with water without fear of damaging the watch. The product comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty and is packaged in the original box. Measuring at 37mm in width, a thickness of 7.5mm and 45mm lug to lug the Milano features a round silver case cast from hypoallergenic stainless steel. German precision and years of tradition - The Junghans Milano 014/4062.00 model is a timeless timepiece with a slightly modernized design compared to other Junghans signature watches. It features a round steel envelope and a leather strap in black. On the black dial, you will find minimalist indexes and a date of the days of the month at 6 o'clock. The precise Junghans J622.10 solar mechanism is responsible for the accurate gait of the device and boasts a 4 month "dark" power reserve when fully charged. $450 \