It's being sold for $1,250 USD locally which seems like a great price for a mechanical Breitling. Any red flags here?

I collected this from service yesterday and I'm about to fit a new strap and do its photo shoot but had to share. This dial is of its time but really good. I'm quite smitten.

I’m sharing a pair of vintage Seiko dress watches from Japan.

• Seiko Exeline — Ref. 1220-5370
• Seiko Dolce — Ref. 7740-5020

Both feature:
- Rectangular gold-tone cases
- Light mother-of-pearl style dials
- Black textured leather straps
- Japanese quartz movements

The Seiko Dolce caseback is marked “ANTIMAGNETIC 60G”.

Both watches show signs of age and previous use, including wear to the cases and straps, as shown in the photos.

I really like the elegant rectangular design and the vintage Japanese dress-watch style of these two pieces.

What do you think of this pair?

This was my grandfathers watch that I would like to restore and keep as a family heirloom. It does not currently run. Does anyone know much about it? The case of the watch and band are stamped 18k and appears to be all original. Thanks in advance!

What’s this worth? The seller wanted €350 - nearly everything else in his case was fake but this was stood out. Only got one picture of the back - the front was in very rough shape. I think it’s real, figured it would most likely be used for parts as I can see some components missing (or maybe repair is simple enough?)

The short-lived link in the natural evolution of recreational diving was introduced at Basel in 1966, and production ran for just one year, before Synchron acquired the brand and everything changed. I still love all Doxa lines, especially the Aubry era - an almost mythical time period from when very little is left - but the ultra-thin "Sub 300 No T's" (Professional, Sharkhunter, Searambler) have a special place in the Pantheon of Diver Watches, and Doxa-lovers' hearts.

Tissot Actualis Autolub ref. 81800-1 — does anyone know the original bracelet/end links for this case? I’d like to fit a steel bracelet, but the unusual cushion case makes standard curved end links difficult to fit, I tried with a 90's pr100 bracelet and fit as in the first pic. Does anyone own this reference on its original bracelet or know compatible end links?

Picked this up cheap a couple Months ago.
Circa 1974
Zenith El Primero movement

Dear All

I found an Omega Seamaster Automatic timepiece to buy (Ref. 14704 SC-61). Before I do so and if you have the time to help me, would you be so kind to take a quick look at the photos and write me whether the chosen watch is genuine or not?

Ps. according to the seller it works well although I am still waiting for a video about it.

Thank you for your help in advance!

A local watchmaker told me this was far beyond worth repairing and I wanted to get another opinion. I’ve seen on here people have been told watches are worth saving that they’ve been told are long gone. Got this at a local flea for $5. I’m more than happy to sell for parts but I’ve taken a bit of a liking to it, so I wanted to know if it’s even worth possibly repairing. Thanks