# Reference: **Model:** Seiko “Dry” Cocktail Time SARB066 **Production Date:** March 2010 **Timestamp:** [https://imgur.com/a/bwPOQwE](https://imgur.com/a/bwPOQwE) **Album:** [https://imgur.com/a/8Ea7B4Y](https://imgur.com/a/8Ea7B4Y) # Features: **The Collection.** Often the first port of call for those exploring the Seiko brand, and I don’t blame them - the Cocktail Collection offers standout design at a very reasonable price.  **The Quality.** It would be absurd of me to claim the finishing or design is approaching the level of Grand Seiko. However, it should be noted that you’re paying an eighth of the price of a Grand Seiko, but receiving something closer to half the quality rather than an eighth of it. Admittedly, this feels like #boymaths, so I'm probably not willing to defend the science behind my claims. **The Dial.** What I am willing to defend, however, is its beauty. A radiating guilloché-style pattern covers the white dial with a subtle texture, framed by twelve dagger indices that catch the light just as well as the wide-edged dauphine hands. **The Theme.** You’ll already have noticed the striking 12 and 6 o’clock markers - but their unusual shape is more than just a design quirk. They were designed to tie in with the cocktail theme, resembling dual spirit measures or elegant martini glasses. # Details: **Condition:** In very good condition overall. Some small marks can be seen on the bezel, but it’s mostly very free of blemishes. **Scope**: No box and papers **Movement**: 6R15 Automatic  **Dimensions:** \- Case width: 40.0mm \- Lug-to-lug: 46.9mm \- Case Thickness: 12.8mm \- Lug width: 20.0mm **Price:** Priced at **$640 + shipping**. Various payment methods accepted. Not accepting trades. Transaction Fees paid by the buyer. **Of note:** Nothing to report.