A very nice collection of Casio watches - SEE PHOTOS & FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW FOR EACH WATCH.

- Wave Ceptor WVA-M650: Good quality solar-powered radio-controlled watch - picks up the "atomic clock" time signal no problem. Will be sent in the Casio tin shown in the photos.

FITTED WITH A NEW CTL920F RECHARGEABLE BATTERY (cost £12) which will typically last 10+ years.

In good used condition overall with an unmarked crystal & a few normal/minor signs of use to case & bracelet.

The stainless steel bracelet fits my 18cm wrist with quite a bit to spare. No extra links available.

**NB: THE WATCH IS FULLY FUNCTIONAL BUT THE DIAL ON THE LEFT, WHICH INDICATES WHICH MODE/FUNCTION IS BEING USED,BATTERY LEVEL ETC, HAS STOPPED WORKING & DOES NOT MOVE.

- Wave Ceptor WVA-109HU: NEW BATTERY FITTED, good condition overall & fully functional/works as it should. A couple of marks to the crystal which aren't too obvious. Bracelet fits my 18cm wrist nicely.

- Wave Ceptor WVA-106HU: NEW BATTERY FITTED. Normal signs of use to the case/bracelet but the glass is UNMARKED.

NB: THE WATCH HAS STOPPED PICKING UP THE "ATOMIC CLOCK" TIME SIGNAL FOR SOME REASON. This may be an easy fix for someone who knows how. The time can be set manually so the watch still works as a very accurate timepiece.

A couple of the buttons are recessed & not easy to press although they do still work. Bracelet fits my wrist with plenty of spare.

- "Baby-G" MSG-133: NEW BATTERY FITTED, very good condition overall (just needs a bit of a clean) and fully functional/works as it should.

- "Pathfinder" AQF-100: NOT WORKING - worked briefly after fitting 2 x SR927W batteries but then died. Decent condition overall with marks to crystal. Therefore sold as spares or repair.

NB: Instructions for each watch can easily be found online by searching "Casio module...." followed by the four numbers in a box on the back of the case.

Sorry, no returns on this lot due to the issues described above (unless there is an error in the descriptions).

Fast dispatch within 2 working days.

Any questions at all, please ask.