Grand seiko bought.

[Patrick361]

How did I do to much??? Needs some work but it does run.

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[Old Expat Beast]

Need better and more pics to say.

[Patrick361]

I will post some more but if it's that close then I probably failed

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[Old Expat Beast]

You probably did just fine. Possibly very well indeed. The 5645-7010 is about the most common vintage GS out there, but a decent one would still be priced around $1k. It really depends on what work needs doing and if any parts are needed. Is the caseback gold medallion in good shape? How about the crystal? Case looks good, and even if the dial is very water damaged, you can just consider it wabi-sabi and enjoy that aspect of owning a vintage Japanese watch.

[Patrick361]

Here ya go

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[Patrick361]

Medallion is missing, probably will replace crystal. And quickest date is not working.

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[Old Expat Beast]

Case looks good, movement looks clean. The dial is what it is. Any pics of the rear?

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by Patrick361

Medallion is missing, probably will replace crystal. And quickest date is not working.

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Quickset often isn't working on the 56; not a huge deal, and you can buy the part (aftermarket) that breaks if you want to. Missing medallion knocks something off the price...maybe $200...and the correct crystal may be hard to find but will turn up on eBay sooner or later. Overall, I'd say you got about maybe $500 worth of watch there.

[Patrick361]

Well 6 months later, I found a medallion and got a new crystal.

[Old Expat Beast]

Great, any photos? How's it running?