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·What do you guys make of this?
There’s a newish trader on eBay. Based in the U.K. Joined in Feb of this year, and has 100% feedback. No problem with that.
They so far have 10 feedbacks for sales. All look like genuine watches. Certainly they all had high number of bidders and sold for between £360 and £500.
Every single watch is a Seiko 6139 of one variant or another, mostly Pogues. The descriptions are basically cut and paste. They all, for example, are described as having “signs of moderate use and wear on the barrel”. At the same time the seller claims not to be an expert.
Currently they have 5 auctions running. 2 x 6139, 2x 6138 and, what looks to be the most recent listing, an Omega Geneve Dynamic on a BIN.
Here’s one if anyone’s interested in seeing what I’m talking about.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SEIKO-Po...838674?hash=item59577c13d2:g:ZMcAAOSwu~5fPXY0
Something fishy to me but I’m not sure what.
There’s a newish trader on eBay. Based in the U.K. Joined in Feb of this year, and has 100% feedback. No problem with that.
They so far have 10 feedbacks for sales. All look like genuine watches. Certainly they all had high number of bidders and sold for between £360 and £500.
Every single watch is a Seiko 6139 of one variant or another, mostly Pogues. The descriptions are basically cut and paste. They all, for example, are described as having “signs of moderate use and wear on the barrel”. At the same time the seller claims not to be an expert.
Currently they have 5 auctions running. 2 x 6139, 2x 6138 and, what looks to be the most recent listing, an Omega Geneve Dynamic on a BIN.
Here’s one if anyone’s interested in seeing what I’m talking about.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SEIKO-Po...838674?hash=item59577c13d2:g:ZMcAAOSwu~5fPXY0
Something fishy to me but I’m not sure what.
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