This NOS stainless 7A38-7020, listed yesterday evening by an Italian eBay seller, is certainly worthy of mention, if only in regard to the asking price of
1500 Euros !

Given his asking price, one would have thought he might have put a bit more effort into the composition of his photos. Still, with the current rampant 'Royal Oak' fervour, it'll be interesting to see if anyone's prepared to stump up that kind of money, for the privilege of becoming the new owner.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Seiko-7a38-7 ... 3394277416

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Part of the Italian seller's description translates as: always kept in a box without battery ... I'm not sure if that's entirely a good thing. Depending how long it's been kept in that condition, without any movement to agitate, the old oil in the jewels may have become viscosified and it may need a complete movement strip and re-lube, to get it running again.