Agree. It's a steal at that price, condition taken in consideration. I had it in my hands this Saturday, and the dial was nearly spotless. Hands were perfect. All scratches were superficial bar one or two minor spots of pitting and the caseback looked as if it didn't close tight, but that was probably due to a misshapen gasket. You could spend an hour with a polishing cloth and some Polywatch and make a pretty quick turn-around. Or just enjoy a nice watch. Looking at what chewed-up Seamasters reached on that auction site, I am pretty baffled by this result. Perhaps I wasn't the only one who was kept from bidding 馃榾