/fa/ - Fashion

>place an lowball offer on a tuna
>buyer immediately accepts to my surprise
>before I pay, I ask him when the last battery change was and who did it
>says he's not sure
>has his reddit username in the pics since he had it on there too
>look him up
>on plebbit he clearly says he had it since 2018 and changed the battery "a year ago"
>probably fucked up the seal at whatever mall battery monkey he went to
>ask him to cancel because there's no way the watch is "nearly mint" and none of this was in the description
>dude gets all defensive and said he found seals for the MM tuna within 1 min of searching
>tell him Seiko haven't provided OEM parts for this line in years
>he sends a passive aggressive message and cancels the order
Who's in the wrong here? Why can't people just be forthcoming about the watches history?
This is why I don't buy used, I'll just get a prospex tuna fuck this