I recently came across all three of these in a jewelry box where they had been forgotten for at least eight years. I bought them all about the same time at a pen show when I suffered from a temporary bout of insanity thinking that I should get into watches. I know little about watches and so can tell you about these what I've been told by others. I just want them out the door and I know this is a sumgai price for the lot. No, I won't sell them separately, at least not at this price. All three shipped to US address only for $300 when paid by paypal. Here's the story on each as best I can say. Many more pics at http://www.heartlandaussierescue.com and I can take others if you wish. From the top:
1. IW Inc. Automatic with ETA 2824 movement. This is the same movement used in many Omega and Breitling watches. Shows practically no sign of wear. This watch was just too big and heavy for me. 1.5 inch diameter without crown. Runs great.
2. Revue Thommen Greenmark. This is a quartz golf watch. The chronometer function counts golf strokes. Needs battery. Remnant of Revue logo on back of case, also revue logo on band (see pics). 1 3/8 inch diameter without crown.
3. Vintage LeJour Chronograph. This same watch sold on ebay a few weeks ago for $572 (search it). It was working and this one is not. But considering the price, a lot can be put into this watch and still be way below its market value. The speckling on the crystal in the pic is hardly noticeable with the eye. There is a tiny scuff on the right edge of the crystal. The band is good leather. If this were a pen I would grade its cosmetic condition VG+, most would say E.
Email with questions. The only reason I'm offering these at this price is I don't want to fool with them individually. Think of these like pens being offered by someone ignorant of pens - best descriptions I can give, lots of pics, I'll answer any questions I can and take more pics.