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Sounds like a good price to me also Craig , especially new with tags ! .

£50 seems about right for that watch in good condition. I look forward to the pics.

Having used one for over 10 years in an industrial environment, where it was exposed to shocks off the richter scale and clouds of very fine dust, I can vouch for the robustness of the design. Mine was a 15 jewel and the only un-jewelled train pivot hole elongated, stopping the watch, yours being 17 jewel this will not happen to yours. With a clean and oil every 5 years or so the life expectancy of a Seiko 5 must be measured in centuries. It's very much like the terminator, it just will not stop. A very nice find Will. RogerC

At £140 that would be a good deal assuming it's as described on arrival. I once sold a Seamaster for around £250 at a watch fair which was an older model, did not have the proper bracelet (that alone would be worth quite a bit) and had had a very hard life. So yes indeed Happy days if it's all as it should be, which I'm sure it will be. RogerC

Under £140 all in with shipping seems to be a very good price. Well done sir.

Looks interesting - I hope it's the real deal. I know very little about Omegas but always willing to learn.