Forget the Seecamp...
...buy an Autauga MKll. I paid $229.00 for my Autauga. The previous owner had tried finishing it with an amateur polishing job. I took it to my favorite gunsmith. He milled off the sights, straightened the lines, bead blasted the top surfaces of the slide and frame, the trigger, trigger guard, front and back straps, and high polished the sides of the slide, frame and feed ramp. He also lightened the trigger pull. Total price? $360.00, ($229 + $130 smithing charges).
My buddy at the range saw it and said, "nice Seecamp. When did you get it?"
An as nice, stroked over weapon at half the price! Very high quality and reliability, (according to my gunsmith). Rarity, (only 3500 Autaugas were made). No worries about the 1000 round limit of Seecamps, (quote from Larry Seecamp, "...by the way, anyone who needs to put thousands of rounds through a pistol like the LWS32 [Seecamp .32] or LWS380 [Seecamp .380] in order to be able to hit the vital zones of a man sized target at mugging distance is not a customer I want". Geez, what arrogance!)
I was looking at a Seecamp the day I bought my Autauga. It was $650.00. I bought the Autauga AND a used NAA Guardian for $100 less!
As far as waiting. My favorite shop has four. Two new, two used, including the one I looked at 6 months ago. All are overpriced and all are display queens. They've had one of the new ones and one of the used ones for over a year. Seecamps? Don't need one, don't want one!