We buy these watches from various defence auctions and other disposal sales and it's frequently the case that we find that there is actually nothing wrong with the watch but it has to be assumed it will have some form of fault though in most cases it's very minor or as described below. These watches are disposed of at low-cost because we find that one of the problems is pressure of time for our service staff in the UK and elsewhere and in most cases they have given them a quick check over and nothing is immediately apparent though we have to assume that there is either no real fault with the watch or something will reveal itself over time in which case it’s normally a simple case of a service, repair or battery exchange depending on the exact model
Model: Kronos Stainless Steel Quartz Divers Watch
Condition: Brand New
Fault: The watch was listed as 1998 at the auction and is not running but in all probability it just needs a battery.
The watch is quite rare and apparently uses an ETA quartz movement according to the auction list so even if its not a battery issue it will be easy to resolve although based on age and the fact its new we are tipping toward a simple battery issue.
