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I'm looking to let go of this Omega Seamaster. While I do not have service history, I can state that it runs great and I had the movement verified by a jeweler when I bought it a year ago. What's a fair amount I can ask for?

I was fortunate enough to acquire this beauty.

Just acquired this little beauty! Newly serviced

Last month I came across and bought my first vintage Accutron M8 (image 3) on a whim. Absolutely love it and the history!

Last week I pulled the trigger on a 1963 Spaceview and received it today. Needless to say, I'm in awe 😍

I'd be interested in speaking with anyone that is looking to sell one of these. I think it's an Accutron Spaceview Brass Desk Clock. Not sure of the official name. Thank you in advance for any direction.

1968 Bulova Accutron bearing the date code M8 and serial number 1-664438, powered by the Caliber 218D tuning fork movement.

The case is gold-filled with a stainless steel back, waterproof-rated, in the classic cushion (bombe) style. The dial is a silver/champagne brushed sunburst with applied gold baton indices and a date window at 3 o’clock.

Recently bought this SPB147 on the grey market. It seems to be running slow. About 5 mins over the course of 8-10hours. Is this a hard fix, or should I try to return it? The seller seems willing to provide a partial refund. Thank you in advance.

1968 Bulova Accutron bearing the date code M8 and serial number 1-664438, powered by the Caliber 218D tuning fork movement.

The case is gold-filled with a stainless steel back, waterproof-rated, in the classic cushion (bombe) style. The dial is a silver/champagne brushed sunburst with applied gold baton indices and a date window at 3 o’clock.

It was not a steal, but I definitely didn't overpay. I'm happy with this addition.

Vintage Omega Seamaster CK 14710 — Cal. 501 Automatic

Honest example of an early-‘60s Seamaster from Omega’s international collection (1960–1962). Two-tone silver crosshair dial with faceted dagger indices, applied Omega logo, and original dauphine hands showing light age-appropriate patina. Case retains good lines with crisp lugs — light surface marks consistent with 60+ years of wear, no signs of heavy polishing.

Specs:
• Reference: CK 14710
• Case: Stainless steel, 35mm, screw-in caseback
• Movement: Omega Caliber 501, automatic, 20 jewels
• Crystal: Acrylic w/ light scratches
• Crown: Hermetic (not water-resistant)
• Bracelet: Period-correct stainless beads-of-rice (not confirmed original to the watch)

Condition: Running strong and keeping good time on the wrist. Service history unknown — recommend a service at the buyer’s discretion as preventive maintenance on any 60+ year-old movement. Dial is original and unrestored. Movement is clean with no visible corrosion or rust (see photo).

Only reason I selling is because it looks too small on my 7.75 inch wrist.

Asking $1,250 OBO. PayPal & Venmo. If local, I can meet in Austin/San Antonio, Texas.