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I'm fairly certain that's a real watch in the pics. I know this because I came across this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/OMEGA-SEAMASTER-DIVER-WATCH-QUARTZ-MAN-SIZE-WITH-CARD_W0QQitemZ5017121966QQcategoryZ31387QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Same exact watch. I've seen it before from this seller, so it could be the same guy selling stuff everywhere with the same pictures of a real watch, or the guy selling it for $140 ripped off the pictures from the guy hosting the auction sale (could be a relist).
If cash is short. There's nothing wrong with a G-Shock. I've had my original DW-5600 for 14 years.
Smells like a scam.
tk
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